
In the past week, the African society was reminded that there had been several reasons which make them fear their schools. The inescapable truth about the African community is if a small child doesn't take her last b
Seamus O’Regan, the Indigenous Services Minister, along with Clement Chartier, Metis’ National Council President has reportedly signed an agreement. By the looks of it, the agreement revolves around the commi
On the 10th of June, the National Research Council’s Chief Digital Officer, Carolyn Watters was surrounded by researchers, business leaders, & students to undergo a new development. Research’s Vice-Presid
KwaZulu-Natal’s 20-year-old student has been reportedly suspended after he was involved in a vehement controversial communication with a teacher at the Hammarsdale school. The department of education reported the i
Around 30 percent of all the federal universities in the country are going to have discretionary budget cuts. By the looks of it, this has created a drastic and instant effect on the ability of the people to work. Brazi
One of the students in the US, 23-year-old Keyshawn Johnson, said that she used to have an impossible rate of homework as soon as she headed home. During this time, Ms Johnson was pursuing the associate’s degree in
The infamous college admissions that reach out to the Justice Department’s Varsity Blues has recently entered into a new sphere. The federal court in Boston began sentencing the alleged accused comprising 20 coache
Jair Bolsonaro has brought a new and controversial reform to the classrooms across Brazil. The president is currently encouraging the students accumulating education in Brazilian schools to film classroom teachers if the
Finance and Business school in London has recently signed an MoU with a Brazilian business school called Trevisan Escola de Negocios. The unification will bring the programs to the students of Trevisan via on-campus &