It was on 2 October 2024 that the International Forum of UNESCO Chairs and Partners, convened by the African Union Commission and UNESCO, concluded quite successfully in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.…
From the next academic year, the use of mobile phones will be banned entirely for all Latvian schools in respect of their students up to year 6. Saeima approved the…
The Nobel Committee announced that Geoffrey Hinton, Professor Emeritus in the University of Toronto's Computer Science Department, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics on October 8. As a posthumous…
The country of Canada is considered a destination for students across the globe to find quality education. This is so because of its multicultural environment, safe cities, and institutions of…
The UK government has announced and officially reappointed Sir Steve Smith as the International Education Champion, leading a review into the government's International Education Strategy. This was conducted by the…
University bosses in the UK are calling for a national goal of 70pc of young people to receive tertiary education by 2040. The aim is included in an ambitious "blueprint…
A recent online survey on the attitude of young Latvians towards AI in education has revealed that 87% of students believe that skills with regard to artificial intelligence (AI) should…
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson today unveiled the first wave of the government's pledge to provide 3,000 new nurseries by repurposing spare primary school space. This month, schools will be able…
For the students of an independent boarding institution in Crieff, much to their glee and the pride of the institution, there is a significant recognition-Crieff's Ardvreck School has been named…
Conestoga College's School of Business received prominent recognition at the PIEoneer Awards, where innovation and achievement in global education were being celebrated. The college submitted its first ever nominations to…
