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The Moroccan Ministry for Education and the national telecommunications regulatory authority has selected Nortis Cimecom to deliver satellite- based broadband services to Moroccan schools that are situated beyond the range of terrestrial networks.
As part of its efforts to bring information and communications technology in public schools all over the country, Globe Telecom launched its ICT training program for teachers last week in Cebu City.
It comes as no surprise that the ever-eager-to-learn Indian is leaving no stone unturned to ensure quality education for his children, thus ‘securing’ their future.
IGNOU, known for providing long distance education across India and the globe, will soon decentralise its evaluation process CBSE-style.
An initiative of Pune-based NGO Sarhad that works in insurgency-battered Jammu and Kashmir, the two-year post- graduate course called Counter Terrorism and Peace Management starts on October 2.
After serving as a premier engineering school for 50 years, the National Institute of Technology (NIT)-Warangal is set to become a full-fledged university that will offer a host of courses.
The patron list has just got longer at India
The English language skill provider, Liqvid, has drawn an ambitious plan to equip 30 lakh Indian students with English language skills every year by 2012.
n an eye-opening survey conducted by the renowned & noted research organisation,
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced that the practice of declaring ‘Compartment / Fail’ in a subject will be discontinued from the current academic session.