Teachers
As schools and colleges across the city prepare to share their students' A Level results, a look at the current Ofsted report cards shows a positive picture for post-16 education providers. Every college and school with a sixth form in the city has been deemed good or outstanding, providing
Teachers
As they receive their results, T-level Digital Design and Production students Umaya Ali and Nisha Gilsan are gearing up to kick-start their careers in tech, crediting their further education (FE) courses with helping them discover a real passion for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. Their FE teacher, Mark Downing, has
Students
Cardiff's A level students have beat the national average with a higher percentage achieving top grades. While the city's overall results are slightly down compared to last year, the local education authority hailed its performance as "excellent" and exceeding the Welsh average. The Welsh
Students
This year's A-level results demonstrate the outstanding achievements of Kettering Science Academy's Year 13 students, showcasing their dedication, resilience, and ambition. Principal Jennie Giovanelli expressed pride in the students' accomplishments, while Director of Education Andy Burns acknowledged the crucial role of teachers, support staff, and
Teachers
Private colleges of education play a vital role in addressing the lack of access to teacher training, especially in underserved areas of Nigeria. Dr. Ralph Otobo Odoh, proprietor of APA College of Education, emphasizes that private institutions help bridge this gap, but they require more recognition and support from the
Students
Professor Sir Ian Greer, the vice-chancellor of Queen's University in Belfast, has highlighted a critical issue affecting higher education in Northern Ireland. Despite receiving nearly 28,000 applications every year, the university can only offer approximately 3,500 places to local students due to the funding cap imposed
Students
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on A-level grades has left a lasting legacy, with the University Admissions Service (Ucas) chief, Jo Saxton, warning that it may become the "new normal" for students to receive higher grades in A-levels. This year's A-level results are expected to
Teachers
Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has unveiled a new initiative to support aspiring educators, particularly in critical shortage areas. The State University of New York (SUNY) campuses, City University of New York (CUNY) campuses, and private colleges and universities will benefit from the Education Workforce Investment Grants. This effort
Students
The number of girl students opting for diploma engineering courses in government institutes in Gujarat has witnessed a staggering increase of over two times within a year. This rise in representation is attributed to various factors, including social media campaigns, physical awareness camps, and effective awareness among female students about
Teachers
Education lecturers at Stranmillis University College in Belfast and Ulster University's School of Education are pioneering the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in teacher training. The innovative approach aims to reduce workload, improve educational outcomes, and enhance teacher effectiveness. By leveraging AI-powered lesson planning software and immersive classroom
College faculty
Around 20 Bachelor of Pharmacy and 25 Diploma in Pharmacy colleges in Chhattisgarh are awaiting crucial approval from the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) for the 2025-26 academic session due to allegations of bribery and financial irregularities against high-ranking PCI officials. Without this affiliation, these colleges cannot start admissions, potentially
College faculty
The Sindh Department of Colleges has taken a firm stance against excessive leave applications submitted by college teaching staff, citing disruptions to academic continuity as a primary concern. The department has issued a formal notice advising faculty members to carefully manage personal commitments during winter vacations, with only essential leave
