Sri Lanka to trains youth with ADB aid
Ministry of Education in Sri Lanka will provide workforce readiness training to thousands of Sri Lankan youth from the funding received from the Asian Development Bank.
Ministry of Education in Sri Lanka will provide workforce readiness training to thousands of Sri Lankan youth from the funding received from the Asian Development Bank.
Veterinary students can now get a feel of the instruments, sterilisation techniques and patient preparation. All this has been made possible by an interactive device – the ‘Virtual Veterinary Surgery’ (VVS).
Teachers from all corners of the Kunene Region gathered in Khorixas last week Friday to celebrate the Edu-Sector Health Day.
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) has announced admissions to its law programme for academic year commencing this year.
Reach out to Asia (ROTA) recently organised a series of workshops as part of its International Education and Resource Network programme in the country (iEARN-Qatar).
Allegation of millions of British money spent on Indian education to get wasted or misused have hit the headlines recently.
New report describes the emerging technologies that will shape K-12 education in the near future.
A Mumbai-based engineering training and consulting company plans to set up a 100-acre campus aiming to create a talent pool of nuclear professionals.
Many aspirants for government jobs have been left in the lurch after the Delhi University distance-learning course they undertook was not recognised by the recruitment body Staff Selection Commission (SSC).
CAT exam will be held online in times to come.
At University Business School (UBS) of Panjab University, the alumni has come to the rescue of students passing out this year and joined hands to help them sail through the economic slowdown phase.
After much hullabaloo created by the Delhi University teachers about the biometric attendance system, the teachers at the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) schools may soon join the league.