Education News
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383Canada Raises Off-Campus Work Limit for International Students
Canada has introduced a new policy that gives international students a little more room to earn while they study. Effective November 8,...
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779A Full Look at Nigeria’s New School Curriculum
The curriculum, unveiled by the Federal Government earlier last week, introduces compulsory digital literacy and basic entrepreneurship at the JSS level. At...
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410Educationists Applaud Nigeria’s New Curriculum, Stress Need for Proper Implementation
Reactions have continued to trail the Federal Government’s introduction of a new curriculum for basic, secondary, and technical education, with many experts...
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569RCCG P35 Empowers Over 400 Graduates with Skills for Business and Self-Reliance
Over 400 participants successfully graduated on Sunday from the one-week Skill Acquisition Training (SAT) programme organised by the Redeemed Christian Church of...
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738Lafarge Africa Builds Modern Libraries for Two Secondary Schools in Cross River
Lafarge Africa has officially commissioned two newly equipped libraries in its host communities in Cross River State, reinforcing its commitment to education...
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890JAMB’s New 150 Cut-Off Mark Sparks Mixed Reactions Nationwide
The recent decision by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to set the minimum cut-off mark for university admission at 150...
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771Over 5,600 Students and 34 Teachers in Nigeria Benefit from New Digital Learning Initiative
Thousands of students and teachers across three Nigerian states have received access to digital education tools, thanks to a collaborative effort by...
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544MURIC Raises Alarm Over Halted Mosque Project at Ede High School, Links Action to Dr Adeleke
The Osun State chapter of the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has accused the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Ede of forcefully halting...
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1.2KKano Girls to Receive ₦60,000 Education Support Stipend Under AGILE Project
In a significant boost for girls’ education in Kano State, the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project has raised...
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689Federal Government Confirms 16 as Official Admission Age for Tertiary Institutions
The Federal Government has officially set the minimum age for gaining admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions at 16 years. The announcement was...
