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How online study can be a solution for you
The idea that online students are 'not smart enough' or 'lazy' or that they don't get 'real' degrees discourage many people from taking online courses, making them feel that they need to opt for traditional education that costs a lot of money, and time...
Practical tips on how to prepare for your job search
Lillian Bususu, the graduate placement manager at IIE Rosebank College, offers useful tips on everything job seekers need to know and do when starting their job search, which includes paying attention to detail, doing everything with excellence and per...
NSFAS funded students urged to order laptops online
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has called on all NSFAS funded students, who are registered at a public university and Technical and Vocational Education and Training colleges, to order laptops online. Read more... | Send to a friend
Government and institutions must collaborate for effective delivery of education
The Covid-19 pandemic has paved the way for a hybrid model in education, combining digital and traditional methods of teaching and learning - but governments need to act so that progress from the past year is not lost, according to the latest report fr...
Education must be a crisis priority, not an afterthought
Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, countries across the world have invested around $12tn in response measures to save lives and support critical economic structures. As the pandemic wears on, those funds are being stretched increasingly thin...
Educators welcome to attend free inaugural T4 Education Teacher Tech Summit
Educators from around the globe will come together at the inaugural T4 Education Teacher Tech Summit on Saturday, 17 April, to recognise the leading role teachers have played in developing digital and educational solutions during the pandemic. Read mor...
Mentorship programmes in Kenya can make graduates more employable. Here’s how one works
Several studies have shown that besides technical education, "soft skills" are critical for graduates to succeed as innovators, entrepreneurs, and in the formal workplace. These include problem-solving, teamwork and communication. Read more... | Send t...
Mentorship programmes in Kenya can make graduates more employable. Here’s how one works
Several studies have shown that besides technical education, "soft skills" are critical for graduates to succeed as innovators, entrepreneurs, and in the formal workplace. These include problem-solving, teamwork and communication. Read more... | Send t...
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