I graduated with a master’s degree and an 8.0 IELTS score to the cheers of relatives and teachers, only to find that landing a good job was not as easy as I had believed. In 2010, when I held both ...

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The government has introduced a new Monthly Pay Order (MPO) policy for private schools and colleges, bringing several key changes, including the opportunity for Bachelor’s (Honours) and Master’s-level ...

Most education systems in Asia look the same on the surface. They are all about high-stakes exams and intense competition. But a closer look reveals a huge difference in how they create and support ...

Acquisition strengthens QIAGEN’s presence in the rapidly growing single-cell market, accelerating growth across its industry-leading Sample technologies portfolio Parse provides Evercode, a highly ...

Parse Biosciences is a fast-growing innovator in single-cell sample preparation, with technologies used in more than 3,000 labs across over 40 countries Acquisition strengthens QIAGEN’s presence in ...

After a brief period of inactivity, more states and districts appear open to the idea of giving teachers additional pay for taking on certain kinds of roles or accelerating student achievement—with ...

The pause of PAEMST may save pennies, but it costs the nation’s best STEM teachers recognition, community, and inspiration. Amidst all the cuts happening in the federal government, you could be ...

Oklahoma education leaders are giving the public a first look at the new exam that will be required for teacher applicants coming from California and New York. The test, created in partnership with ...

As school districts across the country run deficits and lament budget cuts, they continue to spend huge amounts on practices that fail to improve student achievement, such as paying teachers more if ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Thousands of Columbus City Schools educators are getting closer to approving a three-year master agreement with its school board, seeking salary increases and better working ...