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The UPA Government instituted scholarships for minorities last year. Following widespread advertising in print, broadcast and Internet media, the scholarships drew around 3.5 lakh applications in 2007-
Canadian universities could be forced to cut student aid, scholarships and funding for various programs as early as next spring because of multi-million dollar losses in their investment holdings.
More must be done to encourage ICT graduates in higher education, says education minister Naledi Pandor.
The Directorate of Education’s advice that schools follow a standardised approach to nursery admissions has not gone down well with several umbrella bodies of private schools.
National-led Government to inject an additional US$500 million into school property funding over the next three years to allow for a 21st Century School Building Programme.
Education and training providers from all over the world will gather in Tripoli, Libya, hoping to attract students to their institutes, in beginning of November.
The effect of the world financial upheaval on higher education institutions around the globe effects different countries depending on the extent that their banks and currencies have been affected by what is taking place in America...
National Party gives priority to computing and ICT in school policy.
The government constantly reiterates its commitment to the importance of education for the future of economic growth and the development of a knowledge economy.
Headteachers around the UK could soon have more time to spend concentrating on leading teaching and learning, thanks to the success of a new initiative.
UniSIM collaboration with the Singapore Logistics Association (SLA) is offering alogistics degree programme, the only one to be offered by a Singapore university and which is dedicated to a comprehensive study of logistics and supply chain...
The General Teaching Council for England (GTC) is putting new measures in place to ensure that no more teacher data is lost.