NZCS Supported by School ICT Policy
National Party gives priority to computing and ICT in school policy.
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.
Annual Forum brought together delegates from 52 organizations and focused on three issues: building the Information Society, enabling growth and employment throughbenefits of digital literacy, and empowering individuals with the skills necessary to participate in the...
Under new visa arrangements universities and colleges will need licenses to teach overseas students. Students will have to be sponsored by a UK Border Agency-licensed education institution and supply their fingerprints.
Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud said institutions of higher learning, opportunities and financial assistance were now available even in backward areas.
Microsoft Gulf has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Dubai School of Government (DSG) to develop a technology policy framework for government institutions in the region.
Parliamentarians from across the Asia-Pacific region will join forces with UNESCO to strengthen commitment towards Education for All when they meet at a conference organized byUNESCO and the Government of Indonesia in Jakarta.
Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide India a $2 million technical assistance grant to help develop public-private partnership (PP P) projects including education projects.
The latest analytical report on District Information School Education (DISE) released shows that Kerala is ranked No. 1 among the 21 major states (large in geographical area) in the latest composite Education Development Index (EDI) prep...
The latest analytical report on District Information School Education (DISE) released shows that Kerala is ranked No. 1 among the 21 major states (large in geographical area) in the latest composite Education Development Index (EDI) prep...
PHD chambers analysis reports a 2% drop in cumulative expenditure of states on educational services. The analysis reveals difference between low spenders and high spenders are four times and the gap is widening rapidly, overtime.
Investments made in education will transform India in the years to come, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said here Friday.