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Famaks International Schools adopt new British curriculum
Famaks International Schools Asokoro, Abuja under the headship of Steven Peter Middleton, a Briton has adopted a new British curriculum to be implemented in the year 2011.
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Higher Education
Now Ph.D. in ICT at Ghana Telecom College
A doctorate programme (Ph.D.) in Information and Communication Technology and Engineering has been recently introduced at the Ghana Telecom University College (GTUC).
Higher Education
Daniel Pearl internship to Indian American student
A Stanford University Student, Devin Banerjee, has been awarded the 2010 Danile Pearl Memorial Journalism Internship, which will have him working in one of the Wall Street Journal’s foreign bureaus this summer.
Higher Education
Panjab University gets Huge Grant in Budget
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was both a student and a teacher in the faculty and students of Panjab University, where, which on Monday hailed the budgetary grant of INR50 crore to the cash-starved institution.
Higher Education
NIS L.I.V.E and XIM-B join hands to launch Advanced Post Graduate Certificate courses
NIS L.I.V.E has in association with Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIM-B) today announced the launch of a bouquet of Advanced Post Graduate Certificate courses.
Policy Matters
Higher Education give priority in Budget
The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government has now made higher education its thrust area with a view to increasing the gross enrolment ratio to 15% by the end of the 11th Plan.
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Computer training rise amongst Saudi women
In 2009, there was a rise in the participation of Saudi women in International Computer Driving License (ICDL) training programs across the the country to 35%.
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New Centre launch for Malay Language Teachers by Singapore
Recently, an announcement was made by Masagos Zulkifli, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Education and Home Affairs, for the establishment of the Malay Language Centre of Singapore (MLCS).
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Education Team off to Singapore
Five CORE Education staff have been invited to deliver papers and run a student media team at a major Singapore-based educator conference.
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Invitation for EOI by Government for starting new universities
The Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs has invited Expression of Interest (EOI) from academic institutions for establishing four universities for children of NRIs and Persons of Indian Origin (PIO).
Higher Education
Strict English Test for foreign students in Britain
Students, who want to study in Britain, from Indian or European region are to face stricter English-language test.
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Australian Government boosts IT education
Australian government has started with a new AUS$40 million education initiative that aims to improve the computer literacy of teachers and ensure they can keep up with their students.