New Functional Skills courses in England Schools
Schools in England are to see the new Functional Skills courses, due to be rolled out in 2010 as part of the 14-19 reform, are practical skills in English, ICT and mathematics.
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Schools in England are to see the new Functional Skills courses, due to be rolled out in 2010 as part of the 14-19 reform, are practical skills in English, ICT and mathematics.
The School of Gender and Development Studies of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) will launch master’s course in gender and development studies.
It has been reported that the use of computers has increased among adolescents ‘musculoskeletal symptoms.’
The government of Ghana will build a Science and Technology Park at Apirede to help in the development of Information, Communication and Technology(ICT) and to create jobs for the youth.
Bowing to resistance from existing IITs, government on Wednesday decided that five of the six new institutes of excellence will have to set up their campuses separately from the coming session.
Cisco’s industry-accredited networking forum with support from HRH, the Crown Prince of Bahrain, is to provide a pioneering innovation technology content for customers and partners across Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Telefonica and Nokia have signed a strategic agreement to bring educational content to remote schools in Latin America through the use of mobile technology.
In order to bridge the digital gap between the students from poor and the rich backgrounds, a scheme has been introduced in UK.
Children at Field End Junior School have been awarded for being at the forefront of using information and communication technology to enhance their work.
Wipro, in collaboration with MeritTrac successfully conducted a national-level online common entrance test for admissions to Wipro Academy of Software Excellence (WASE).
On Saturday an approval was made for introduction of computer education at the secondary and senior secondary levels.
The Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister of Ghana, Ms. Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey has said sound knowledge of students in Information Communication Technology (ICT) would fully equip students to meet the challenges of the complex technology environment.