Harvard Makes Tuition Free for Families Earning Up to $200K

On Monday, Harvard University declared that beginning with the 2025-26 academic year, tuition fees will be waived for students whose families earn up to $200,000 annually. “Making Harvard financially accessible to a larger number of people expands the range of backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints...

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34 Prodi Terpilih ITS: Rujukan Resmi SNBT 2025

(Informasi untuk penduduk Banyuwangi): Toko Santi Jaya di Banyuwangi. Menjual Perlengkapan Dapur dan Peralatan Rumah Tangga Lengkap dengan Harga Terjangkau, Cocok untuk Kebutuhan Anda. Institut Teknologi 10 Nopember (ITS) merupakan salah satu perguruan tinggi negeri favorit bagi para pelajar...

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2024 UACE: Busia Orphan's Journey From Tragedy to Medical School

Here’s what you should be aware of: In 2023, his father, David Wandera, passed away after he was struck by a vehicle on Jinja Road in Busia Town. Thank you for choosing Nation.Africa. Show plans Francis Wandera, an ambitious Ugandan student, has moved one step nearer to realizing his...

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UNESCO and Partners Team Up With African Dyslexia Organization to Empower 500 Teachers in Inclusive Learning

To promote inclusive education, the Africa Dyslexia Organisation (ADO) has initiated a teacher-training program for 500 pre-tertiary educators in Ghana. This initiative was made possible through funding from UNESCO and assistance from the Ghana Commission for UNESCO, as well as contributions from Nessy Learning and NoticeABILITY. Scheduled from February through April 2025, this program aims to...

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US Ethnomusicologist Champions Music Education and Accessibility in Nigeria

The US-based ethnomusicologist Seyi Ajibade advocates for increased focus on music education and accessibility in Nigeria. With his research centered on music and sustainability, Ajibade contends that music must be acknowledged as a crucial element of Nigerian culture and society. In his latest study titled "A Sustainable Model for Art Music and Music Education in Lagos, Nigeria," Ajibade emphasizes...

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'Tough' subjects could be dropped to make way for lessons on climate

Students are expected to learn more about climate change and AI However, a focus on 'challenging' topics might be reduced under Labour’s proposals to ‘simplify’ the curriculum. Professor Becky Francis, who is heading the government's curriculum review panel, stated that students should be better...

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51 Edo University Students Receive $320K in Education Loans – AVC

BENIN – So far, 51 students at Edo University, Iyamho, have been awarded a total of N61.4 million through the Nigeria Education Loan Fund, known as NELFUND. Prof. Dawood Egbefo, who is the Acting Vice-Chancellor of the university, made this disclosure at a sensitization program for students from the Edo North Senatorial District regarding the loan initiative. The event was organized...

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Unity, Identity, and Vision Take Center Stage: Day 3 Highlights of the ABSU Leaders & Scholars Conference

On March 15 (ANI), the third day of the 57th annual conference of the All Bodo Students Union (ABSU) took place at Bodofa Fwthar, Dotma, Kokrajhar. This event featured engaging debates, spirited competitions, and celebrations honoring the organization’s history. As per an ABSU statement, this...

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Don Urges FG to Prioritize Skill Acquisition for Tertiary Students

Dr. Vincent Paul, who serves as a senior lecturer in the Department of Entrepreneurship Studies at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, has urged the federal government to prioritize vocational training in higher educational institutions to address the growing issue of graduate unemployment in Nigeria. At the inaugural matriculation ceremony of Vineyard Polytechnic located in the Karu Local...

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Education Summit: Leaders Urge Investment in School Infrastructure

By Kodjo Adams On March 15, Accra - The Ghana News Agency reports that participants at the National Education Forum urged the government to prioritize funding for improving foundational educational facilities in order to boost accessibility. The investment must incorporate cutting-edge financial strategies to close the rural-urban divide in fundamental education accessibility and...

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Can Colleges Bridge the Skills Gap for Struggling Engineering Graduates in India?

India's engineering education system is churning out millions of graduates, yet a significant employability gap persists, with only 43 percent securing jobs. Traditional teaching methods, often rooted in outdated curricula and theoretical knowledge, fail to equip students with industry-relevant skills....

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Kano's 5,100 Out-of-School Girls Get Second-Chance Initiative: An International Edition Exclusive

The AGILE program of the Kano State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment has launched an alternative education initiative aimed at out-of-school girls and those who have dropped out, providing them with opportunities to continue their studies outside traditional school settings. The project has admitted 5,100 girls from 13 local government regions into adult education...

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Tripura Aims to Boost Nursing Education for Global Opportunities Under CM Manik Saha's Vision

Agartala (Tripura), India — March 16 (ANI):: Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha On Saturday, they stated that the state government will investigate every possibility to determine how nursing education can still be enhanced in the current state. After presenting accolades...

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Ex-Google executive shares 3 red flags to avoid in resumes: 'Don’t go over 5 bullets...'

Jenny Wood has worked with Google for 18 years and as a recruiter, there are certain elements that she loves to see in a resume: a bit of personality on a resume and succinct bullet points under a job description. But there are also red flags that the Colorado-based author recommends...

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Scholarships, Laptops, and E-Bikes Approved: Empowering Miners’ Children

The 60th session of the Mines Welfare Board took place with Secretary Mines and Minerals Department Pervez Iqbal at the helm. During this meeting, they endorsed fully funded scholarships for the offspring of mining employees who are enrolled in professional degree courses. The gathering included Mines Labour Welfare Commissioner Punjab, Riaz Ahmed Chaudhry, along with board members and...

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UNRWA's Collapse Threatens a Generation of Palestinian Children, Warns Commissioner-General

Gaza City [Palestine], March 15 (ANI/WAM): The Commissioner-General of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) stated recently: UNRWA Philippe Lazzarini cautioned that the collapse of the organization would leave an entire generation of Palestinian children without...

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How to Craft a Standout CV Without Experience: Tips for Your Attachment Application

Are you seeking guidance on writing a CV for an attachments program? Securing an internship might seem challenging, particularly when you have limited professional experience. Nonetheless, obtaining such an opportunity is essential for acquiring hands-on skills and establishing a base for your...

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