Education

Future Skills Academy Manukau is launching it’s National Certificate in Mental Health and Addiction Support Level 4. The programme is designed for learners who wish

Al Madinah School in Mangere, Auckland, still needs to raise about $300,000 to finish paying for its recently completed building works. Founded in 1992, it

Dr Pamela von Hurst –  In New Zealand one child in every 100 is diagnosed with a condition on the autism spectrum. It can be

Gunjan Sharma Did you really want to die?” “No one commits suicide because they want to die.” “Then why do they do it?” “Because they

Venkat Raman A London based charitable institution has invited essays on an issue that is a matter of growing concern in many parts of the

Future Skills Academy Manukau is launching its’ National Certificate in Welding Level 3 Programme’ this month. The Programme offers theoretical knowledge and skills in welding

Kieran Madden – Some Kiwi children are going to school hungry. Learning is hard when you are hungry, and getting ahead in life is hard

Venkat Raman – A new book by Victoria University Professor of Philosophy Dr Jaysankar Lal Shaw is expected to shed further light on the values

Added services enhance 2Life value Venkat Raman – International students and senior members of the community can access a number of emergency and other services

Kevin Sharp – New Zealand’s largest specialised digital design school is bringing the first-ever free digital media foundation course to the Bay of Plenty. From

Advertorial We all know how hard it is to keep up with technology. When you are in business or you want to be in business,

Venkat Raman – A team of three first year Massey University enginnering students brought home the top prize that they won at the ‘Engineers Without

Paul Gibson – ‘Success for All – Every School, Every Child’ is the government’s vision and work programme to achieve a fully inclusive education system.

Venkat Raman In what is seen as the global first, Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has just launched a new service that aims to promote

Staff Reporter Organisers of the first international conference on ‘Body, Mind & Self’ have called for papers from scholars, academics and others involved in the

Staff Reporter Wellington based New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) has ranked the Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) as ‘Category 1’ education provider. The rating comes

Staff Reporter New Zealand and Taiwan were on the same page at the annual Taipei International Book Exhibition held in the capital of the Republic

David Shearer In my younger years, I was a schoolteacher. My father was a school principal, my sister is a teacher and my wife Anuschka

Jane Silloway-Smith Uniforms are washed and ready to wear; iPads are fully charged; and backpacks are laden with fresh stationary supplies. It is time to

Second and Final Part Staff Reporter A senior member of the community says that maintaining contacts with educational institutions after graduation would be helpful in

It has been a great year for Cambridge International Examination results at ACG Sunderland. Deborah Yin was placed Top in New Zealand for A Level

John Key The start of a new school year is upon us and students all across the country are heading back to the classroom. I

Hundreds of qualifications in seven decades First of Two Parts Staff Reporter In a world that witnesses increasing number of youngsters dropping out of school

Dr Saad Al Harran Life is a learning process and a journey that can end at any moment. Undoubtedly, sharing and caring, seeking knowledge and

Steven Joyce  International education continues to be a star performer in New Zealand’s export-led growth according to latest data. The ‘International Education Snapshot Report’ released

Venkat Raman More than ten years ago, we told Jaimini and Arun Devta, parents of Muskan that she was ‘A Special Child with Special Abilities’