When questioned about how optimistic or pessimistic they felt about certain aspects of the future, a marked proportion of survey respondents said they had negative feelings.A combined 59% of respondents…
When questioned about how optimistic or pessimistic they felt about certain aspects of the future, a marked proportion of survey respondents said they had negative feelings.A combined 59% of respondents…
The recent Wonkhe and Kortext report on how different institutions are tackling challenges in providing effective academic support highlights the importance of personal academic tutors (PATs). It encourages universities to…
Personal academic tutoring is a support system that helps university students navigate their academic journey and grow as individuals. As the needs of students, institutions, and the wider educational environment…
This week on the podcast it’s possible to predict a student’s wellbeing using mental health analytics – but what are the ethics and implications? Plus Labour’s new legislation for improving…
For higher education, there’s multiple “ways in” when looking at the raft of employment rights changes that the new government is set to introduce. Its Employment Rights Bill – the…
Following the IRCC’s announcement of further restrictions on international students on September 18, the Canadian government clarified the programs that will be eligible for post-graduate work permits in an announcement…
IELTS is the dominant test in the data, followed by Pearson Test of English While 64.6% of CAS-holders took a language test for entry, the other 35.4% of successful applicants…
IELTS is the dominant test in the data, followed by Pearson Test of English While 64.6% of CAS-holders took a language test for entry, the other 35.4% of successful applicants…
The Education and Employment Legislation Committee’s approval of the ESOS Amendment Bill, set to cap student numbers under the government’s proposed National Planning Level, has sparked heightened concerns over its…