In Today’s Talking Points: Chinese Education Company PuXin Plans U.S Expansion After Successful IPO; Trump Threatens Additional Tariffs on $200 Billion of Chinese Goods; University of New Hampshire to Accept Chinese GaoKao Results Chinese Education Company PuXin Plans U.S Expansion After Successful IPO The third Chinese education group to float shares on the U.S stock exchange this year …
In Today’s Talking Points: Premier Li Stresses the Importance of Education and Basic Research; Chinese Student Recruitment Set to Rise in Australia as Visa Applications Rebound; Chinese Mainland Claims 6 of the World’s Top 100 Universities in Latest Rankings Premier Li Stresses the Importance of Education and Basic Research Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has said this …
First NAPLAN online test brings nerves and some technical glitches More than 1 million Australian students are sitting the NAPLAN tests his week, and for the first time, they are taking it online. Around 25 percent of NSW schools are running NAPLAN online tests for the first time this year. The Australian Curriculum, Assessment …
In Today’s Talking Points: Australian Education Group Paves the Way For China Expansion; China Increases Education Spending in 2017; Online Education Systems Are Gaining Momentum in China; China Looks to Educate Schoolkids To Win the Global AI Race Australian Education Group Paves the Way For China Expansion The Australian private education provider; Top Education Group will begin trading …
In Today’s Talking Points: China to set up first University in China to rival America’s Caltech in innovation, Report shows that inequality in school performance will cost Australia $20 billion, Ian O’Connor appointed as the new chair for the Higher Education Standards Panel in Australia China to set up first University in China to rival America’s …
In Today’s Talking Points: World Bank: China’s Education System Shows Significant Progress,Belt and Road Initiative to change China’s role in education market, Relevance of ATAR in university admissions is questioned, Victorian Government to spend $240 Million on buying new land for schools World Bank: China’s Education System Shows Significant Progress A World Bank report has praised China’s …
In today’s talking points: Australia strengthening links in the Pacific through school partnerships, Australia’s aboriginal education program to be exported to Africa, Swinburne University launches advanced manufacturing centre in Weihai, Shandong, Education Ministers of China, Japan and South Korea agree to enhance cooperation Australia strengthening links in the Pacific through school partnerships In order to strengthen ties between neighbouring countries in the …
In today’s Talking Points: Student aid in China report released, Australian parents spending less time helping children with homework, New Partnership developed between CIKD and UNICEF China to promote child development, Educational Department in eastern city Hangzhou implements a new policy to ease the homework burden of students Student aid in China report released Today the full findings …
In today’s Talking Points: Australia universities see record international student enrolments, Encouraging ESL students lifts the whole cohort, Government financial aid increases from 2016, Majority of International Students in Australia are from China Australia universities see record international student enrolments According to statistics released by the Australian Department of Education shows in 2017 approximately 800,000 foreign enrollments, 44% …
In today’s Talking Points: No child left behind in China, Australian primary education standards falling, Lego promotes its place in the Chinese educational sector through Lego classes, Australia’s first blockchain course is introduced by Australian University, RMIT No child left behind in China The Ministry of Education mandated today that no child would be unable to …