More Singaporeans study in Australia

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More Singaporeans are heading Down Under for their university degrees, on the back of the fall in the Australian dollar last year. And, with Singapore recognising more degrees obtained there, numbers are expected to pick up even more.

Latest figures from the Australian High Commission show that nearly 1,800 Singaporeans started their studies at Australian universities this year, the highest figure since 2012. This is a rise of more than 10 per cent from 2015, according to statistics. Of this, three in four are undergraduates and the rest post-graduates.

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Celebrating 200 years of Tamil Education in Kuala Lumpur

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This Oct 21, Malaysia will have seen a 200-year presence of Tamil education on our shores.

A host of programmes are in the pipeline for a year-long celebration to mark a milestone that began when the first Tamil class was held at Penang Free School on Oct 21, 1816. 

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Jamaica Govt calls more corporate partners for Education

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The Jamaica Government is calling on more corporate companies to partner with the island’s educational institutions in a bid to boost their outputs.

The call came from Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, Floyd Green, during the EduCom Co-operative Credit Union Limited 2016 scholarship awards ceremony, held at The Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston yesterday.

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Online Grocery Attracts Spain Consumers

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Hispanic shoppers are more involved online when grocery shopping than their non-Hispanic counterparts, according to the latest HispanicLink study from market researcher firm IRI.

Hispanics tend to shop online more than non-Hispanics in several critical categories, such as fragrances and beauty, cosmetics and general households goods. In the United States, six segments of e-commerce shoppers exist based on their attitudes and behaviors regarding the activity: e-shopping enthusiasts, variety seekers, review seekers, selective e-shoppers, e-shopping resistors and e-shopping avoiders.

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Prakash Javadekar: New Education Policy to Boost Indian Languages

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All Indian languages including Sanskrit, will get a boost under the New Education Policy (NEP) that the government is working on, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Wednesday.

"The policy of the Indian government is that there should be development of all Indian languages. Sometimes I feel, that more than the British, we have anglicised our country in the last 50-60 years. However, English too is a good language," he said.

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Special Academic Lessons for Sporty KV Students

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Even as Indian sportspersons put up a dismal show at the Rio Olympics, Kendriya Vidyalayas have unveiled a strategy to produce the country’s next generation of medal winners.

Noting how most Indian parents discourage their children from participating in sports, the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) on Saturday issued directions aimed at providing “academic compensation” to students inclined towards sporting activities. It also prescribed extra classes for students preparing for sports tournaments.

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Laxmikant Parsekar : Yoga to be taught in Primary Schools

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Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar said that, Yoga would be taught in primary schools in Goa...

"We have decided to introduce yoga at primary level. For this we have decided to appoint 60 master resource persons," he said on demands for grants for the education department.

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Govt : Improvement in PG Medical Education

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Association of National Board Accredited Institutions (ANBAI) has urged the government to improve and standardise the post-graduate medical education in order to address the shortages of doctors in the country.

The ANBAI, whose focus is to come up with innovative ideas in post-graduate medical teachings, has also said that there is a need to empower every medical staff to take primary-level medical decisions to bolster the healthcare system.

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Govt : No Plans To Make Urdu Compulsory

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Government is taking steps to promote Urdu language but has no plans to make it compulsory in school education, the Rajya Sabha was informed.

 Replying to supplementaries during Question Hour, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said government is taking a number of steps to promote Urdu and other languages. "There is no proposal to make Urdu compulsory in schools," Prakash Javadekar said in a written reply.

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