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The University of Auckland, the top university in New Zealand, has just released a comprehensive list of brand-new scholarships for students from South-East Asia, offering students financial aid of up to NZD10,000. The University of Auckland ASEAN High Achievers Scholarship was established to attract South-East Asian students back to campus now that the borders are […]

The Fostering Learning and Awareness on Student Housing (FLASH) survey, the largest statistical investigation ever made into the living circumstances of Canada’s student population, provides a dismal picture of the housing circumstances of the 1.5 million renters in that nation. The FLASH polled 18,000 students nationwide and was carried out by the Unité de travail […]

Amman Academy in Jordan has joined Nord Anglia Education’s family of schools, which includes other prestigious international schools and is the largest supplier of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in the world. Amman Academy, established in 1991, is Nord Anglia’s first institution in Jordan and sixth institution overall in the Middle East. Currently, Nord Anglia […]

According to long-term trend (LTT) assessment results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released today by the National Center for Education Statistics, 9-year-old students’ reading and arithmetic skills decreased between 2020 and 2022. (NCES). Acting NCES Associate Commissioner Daniel McGrath stated, “These are some of the greatest declines we have recorded in a […]

The A-rated “Social Bonds” were closed by Equitable School Revolving Fund (ESRF), which has the objective of giving high-performing, high-impact public charter schools across the country access to inexpensive facilities. With the money, Equitable Facilities Fund (EFF), the organisation in charge of running the ESRF programme, will be able to increase the number of schools […]