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Engineering Tomorrow Brings Free Virtual Labs to Texas High Schools

Engineering Tomorrow, a leading provider of STEM education resources, has announced the expansion of their free virtual lab program to high schools across Texas. The program offers students access to virtual laboratories, allowing them to conduct experiments and explore engineering concepts remotely.

University of Kansas Launches Online Applied Cybersecurity Degree Program to Meet Growing Tech-Sector Job Market Demand

The University of Kansas has announced the launch of a new online applied cybersecurity degree program, aimed at meeting the growing demand for cybersecurity professionals in the technology sector. The program, which will be offered through the university's Edwards Campus in Overland Park, will provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to protect organisations from cyber threats, such as hacking, data breaches, and other cyber-attacks.

Savvas Learning Company Revolutionizes Education with Acquisition of Whooo's Reading AI Technology for Personalized Student Assessments

Savvas Learning Company, a leading provider of K-12 education solutions, has announced the acquisition of Whooo's Reading, an innovative platform that uses AI technology to help teachers assess their students' writing and reading comprehension skills. The acquisition is part of Savvas' commitment to provide teachers and students with cutting-edge technology that enhances the learning experience.

Australia and India Sign Agreement to Recognise Qualifications, Boost Transnational Education

Australia and India have signed a Mechanism for the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications agreement aimed at simplifying education and career paths for students in both countries. The agreement benefits Australian transnational education (TNE) providers who aim to deliver programs in India and Indian students studying in Australia. The recognition of qualifications enables students to pursue further education and careers in both countries without having to undergo a complex process of getting their qualifications recognized by training providers or employers.

Partnership and Wellbeing in Focus at Languages Canada Conference

The annual Languages Canada conference held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, saw nearly 200 delegates from the languages sector come together to discuss best practices and current research on hot topics affecting the industry. While staffing numbers have decreased, language student figures in Canada are increasing, giving many in the sector a sense of hope for continued strength.

EC-Council University Partners with Anthology to Revolutionise Cybersecurity Education with Blackboard Learn

EC-Council University has taken a significant step towards providing its students with a more dynamic and interactive learning experience by partnering with Anthology, a leading provider of higher education technology solutions. The university has adopted Anthology's Blackboard Learn platform, a robust and user-friendly learning management system, to equip its students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the fast-paced world of cybersecurity.

Paper Acquires MajorClarity to Enhance Career Readiness Tools for High School Students

In today's rapidly changing world, it is essential for high school students to have access to career readiness tools that can help them navigate their future career paths. With this in mind, Paper, a leading provider of educational software solutions, has recently announced its acquisition of MajorClarity, a platform that specialises in providing career exploration and readiness resources for high school students.

Nigeria Spending on Intl’ Studies in 2022 Sees Significant' Drop - Trends Website Reveals

According to a leading Nigerian newspaper, Nigeria's spending on international studies was significantly lower in 2022 compared to the previous year. Based on a survey conducted by the newspaper, Nigerians spent $1.38 billion during the first nine months of 2022 on funding students to pursue degrees and diplomas in universities and colleges abroad. However, this amount was more than half a million dollars less than the country's spending on international education during the same period in 2021, when it paid $1.88 billion.

Tailor Mental Healthcare to Tackle International Student Needs, says Orygen

Mental health services in Australian universities have significantly improved over the years, with many institutions now offering a variety of services such as counselling, therapy, and mental health education programmes. It is important to note, however, that these services are not always tailored to meet the specific cultural needs of international students, who face unique challenges that can have an impact on their mental well-being.

Territorium Launches LifeJourney to Bridge the Learning-Employability Gap

Learning is now considered a crucial component of life in today's fast-paced world, and people devote substantial amounts of time and money to gain new skills and knowledge. However, there exists a significant disparity between what is taught in classrooms and what is required in the workplace. This discrepancy has become a mounting concern for employers, educators, and job seekers alike. A primary cause of the learning-employability gap is the dearth of practical skills taught in schools and universities.

L.A. County to Pilot School-Based Telehealth for K-12 Students

Mental health is a critical issue for students in K–12 schools. The childhood and teenage years can be a time of emotional and mental health development, but they can also be a time of stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. To fight mental health issues in Los Angeles counties, the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) is poised to provide mental health services to the county's 1.3 million K–12 public school students through a historic collaboration with the L.A. Care Health Plan, Health Net, and the L.A. County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH).