Remdial programmes by Radford University
A private tertiary institution, Radford University College, has instituted remedial education programmes to prepare secondary school students for the university.
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A private tertiary institution, Radford University College, has instituted remedial education programmes to prepare secondary school students for the university.
Six high school students from different parts of the country have left for the two-week ‘Visit-Japan Program’ from November 15 to December 1, told the Japanese embassy in Manila.
A fund of 1.2 million (just under Rp 19 billion) has been made available to higher education institutions around the world.
Chennai’s Loyola College in association with NASSCOM, the centre for Internet and society will be organizing a three-day National Conference on Information and Communication Technology’s (ICT).
Iken.in offers NCERT mapped online learning study material subscriptions packages with educational multimedia courseware for Class VI to IX.
A delegation of U.S. education technology leaders from the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) visited Scotland and the Netherlands.
A three-day State-level workshop on ICT-enabled teaching was held in Mangalore (India), organised by St. Anns College of Education with financial assistance from the University Grants Commission.
The Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) will soon be setting up educational centres for tribals in an attempt to bring them into the mainstream.
Bharathiar University’s (BU) School of Distance Education (SDE) has invited admission to its Undergraduate (UG), Post Graduate (PG), for its academic session 2009-10 till November 30, 2009.
International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi, has announced the launch of its second campus at Bhubaneshwar in Orissa.
The Minister of Women & Child Development, Krishna Tirath presented National Child Awards for exceptional achievements to 25 children on Bal Divas today at a function at Vigyan Bhavan.
Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry has planned for students at the UGC-recognised colleges and universities across the country to soon get low-cost computers to aid learning in anytime-anywhere’ mode.