London schools outsource mathematics classes to India
Ashmount Primary school in north London has outsourced mathematics teaching to India.
Ashmount Primary school in north London has outsourced mathematics teaching to India.
Proposals were gathered from applicants by the ‘Tandaa Digital Content and Software Applications Grant Call for Proposals’ announced in June this year.
It has been announced by the European Commission that one of the biggest grant funds will be provided for research in the field of information and communication technology (ICT).
INSEAD, the leading international business school has appointed the eminent Indian-American academician, Dipak Jain as its next dean, succeeding J Frank Brown, who will step down in March 2011.
Kerela University is not to offer professional magic courses, as courses conducted by the Magic Academy have been recognised by the university here.
Manubhai Himabhai Patel, the first Indian Chartered Accountant who practiced in Kenya, is to donate INR3 crore to set up a Degree Pharmacy College in Gujarat.
In keeping with its commitment and verve towards excellence, Zee Learn has been honored with the Franchisor of the Year Award.
The Chairperson and Managing Director EdCIL, Anju Banerjee, presented a dividend cheque of INR150 lakh to Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Kapil Sibal.
An amount of INR 202 has been released by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment as central assistance to the government of Uttar Pradesh under the centrally sponsored scheme of Post-Matric Scholarship to Scheduled Caste...
Unique Identity Number (UIN), or ‘Aadhaar’ number has been given to school students in Kerela, during the current academic year as a part of the Unique Identification Authority (UIDAI) initiative of the Centre.
In an announcement made by Indra Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) Vice Chancellor Rajasekharan Pillai, recently, that the open varsity is to soon extend its facility of full time on campus programmes in its Regional Centres.
Intel India president Praveen Vishakantaiah appreciated Indian students for creating the world’s cheapest laptop and encouraging the education sector of the country as technology adoption is crucial for the growth of this segment.