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A leading headmistress says the teaching of traditional subjects such as English, history, geography and science is being ‘dumbed down’ as schools attempt to make lessons more relevant to enhance the economy.
Opposition education spokesman Evarist Bartolo has urged the Contracts Appeals Board to urgently consider the case he had raised about possible irregularities in the selection of ICT centres to provide ICT courses for MCAST students.
ST MARY’s College was today holding a virtual celebration after being named the first ICT Register school in Northern Ireland.
Meerut University has indefinitely postponed B.Ed examinations slated to begin from November 7.
Set up nearly two years ago, the Islamic University of Science and Technology has its task cut out: the university will not aim to be a centre for knowledge but a centre for job-oriented education.
BUET the most renowned engineering public university in Bangladesh organised the National Collegiate Programming Contest (NCPC) under the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) as a part of its annual CSE Festival 2008 on October...
British High Commission announces Chevening Scholarship Programme-2009.
The Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) has awarded Hyderabad-based Sarovar Park Plaza, a subsidiary of Sarovar Hotels, a long-term contract to provide management-backed hospitality services.
Coming November 16, the common admission test (CAT) would see a new high with around 2.7 lakh aspirants taking one of the `globally-acclaimed toughest entrance-test’.
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.