ICMA Centre executive education contributes to Henley Business School Financial Times Rankings
ICMA Centre helps boost The Henley Business School up the Financial Times Business School Rankings
Updated: Thu May 27 2010
Revolver Working With Dynamo Games
Revolver PR is working with Dynamo Games, one of Scotland's leading game developers, as the company evolves and moves into new business areas.
Updated: Mon May 24 2010
Schools Shut in Bangkok After Violent Clashes
Dozens have been killed in the recent clash between protesters and troops in the Thai capital and schools across the city remain closed. TEFL teacher, Lynette Cooper, who lives near the centre of Bangkok, comments on the situation.
Updated: Mon May 24 2010
Thomas Alleyne’s High School extends the classroom beyond school walls with Frog’s ‘Facebook-style’
Thomas Alleyne’s High School in Staffordshire is transforming the culture of learning with the help of Frog – a learning platform that enables teaching and learning to continue outside the classroom. Ian Cartwright, Project Manager, discusses why it is time to embrace such technology to engage the whole school community and transform the education system.
Updated: Mon May 24 2010
Promethean technology key to improved results at St. Aidan's
Promethean solutions help school place technology at the heart of its improvement strategy to achieve a dramatic turnaround in attendance and academic results
Updated: Wed May 19 2010
Architect Finds a Love for Teaching English in Japan
Mike Gilchrist moved to Japan for a year to teach English after being made redundant and has decided to stay for an extra year.
Updated: Fri May 14 2010
Netintelligence becomes the de facto e-safety software of choice for the UK Home Access Scheme
Four more official laptop suppliers select Netintelligence for internet security and protection
Updated: Fri May 14 2010
Promethean joined by Jim Wynn as chief education officer
Promethean appoints Jim Wynn to its senior management team as chief education officer
Updated: Fri May 14 2010
Feed in Tariffs for Solar Energy Saving Money for UK Homeowners
Feed in tariffs for solar energy describe a process where people are encouraged to invest in solar panels. This has been adopted by some states, and it gives people the ability to sell their extra solar-generated electricity to a power company. There are a number of benefits that have been associated with the legislation relevant to feed in tariffs.
Updated: Thu May 13 2010
School meal time clear-ups can be fun and efficient
Moffat’s Versiclear waste trolleys have a place for everything
Updated: Wed May 12 2010
Inside2Outside help Bournemouth Montessori Nursery Achieve the Six Early Learning Goals
The staff at Bournemouth Montessori Nursery in Bournemouth take providing their pupils with varying ways of teaching very seriously. Thanks to the installation of Inisde2Outside canopies they now have two outdoor classrooms in which to teach their pupils.
Updated: Tue May 11 2010
Henley Business School reveals HR paying lip service to coaching
Henley Business School's has revealed the results of a recent survey that suggests that only a few HR professionals make the development of a coaching culture their number one priority.
Updated: Thu May 06 2010
American education funding cuts increase demand for Tutors International full-time private tuition
Due to the long term impact of the credit crunch, a reduction in education funding in American state schools has created a surge in demand for full-time private tuition from Tutors International as class sizes increase.
Updated: Tue May 04 2010
Aberdeenshire Women Teach Local Immigrants English
Sandra Campbell and Anne Davies decided to help immigrants integrate into the local community by providing free English lessons after they sat a course with TEFL Scotland in November 2009.
Updated: Fri Apr 30 2010
TEFL - Cutting the Costs of a Gap Year
A gap year can be expensive but with a TEFL Scotland certificate you could teach English abroad and fund your trip as well as experiencing a country in one of the most amazing ways possible.
Updated: Mon Apr 12 2010
Tutors International offers private tutoring solution to parents disappointed by school allocation
Tutors International, a leading provider of full-time private tutors, is offering disappointed parents the opportunity to arrange shorter term contracts with tutors, or form a co-operative with a group of parents to spread the cost of tutoring several children
Updated: Tue Mar 23 2010
Promethean helps school host premiere of Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Promethean helps Riverside Elementary host premiere of Diary of a Wimpy Kid following Nationwide Contest Sponsored by 20th Century Fox, National Education Association, School Library Journal, and Harry N. Abrams Inc
Updated: Mon Mar 22 2010
Dynamic TEFL Company Win Prestigious Business Award
Jennifer Hallwood and TEFL Scotland have won 'Most Enterprising Business' at the regional business awards held at the Drumossie Hotel in Inverness progressing them onwards to the National Awards later this year at Aberdeen.
Updated: Tue Mar 16 2010
Promethean wins major Spanish tender
Promethean has announced that 4,550 interactive whiteboards are to be installed in Andalucia, Spain in an education technology roll-out.
Updated: Tue Mar 16 2010
Henley launches new themed corporate finance MBA
Henley Business School has announced that, starting this year, MBA applicants can choose from a range of new, themed MBAs, including corporate finance MBA.
Updated: Mon Mar 15 2010
Tutors International reports that parents are seeking private tuition following dissolution of UK sc
Tutors International, a leading provider of full-time private tutors has reported a large number of enquiries from parents of children who previously benefitted from the Gifted and Talented programme, recently shelved by the UK Government
Updated: Sun Mar 14 2010
New People Join Our Ranks: A New Writer’s Team at APlusA.org.uk
APlusA.org.uk offers its customers the services of a new team of professional writers.
Updated: Tue Mar 09 2010
ICMA Centre launches new Portfolio Simulation Platform
The ICMA Centre has launched a new Portfolio Simulation Platform that allows students to trade securities in most major markets and manage large portfolios.
Updated: Sat Mar 06 2010
US asylum ruling for German homeschooling family increases demand for homeschooling tutors
Tutors International has reported a significant increase in enquiries from expatriated German families following the granting of asylum to a German homeschooling family in America
Updated: Sat Mar 06 2010
Teenage author helps students achieve top GCSE results
At 16 years of age, teenage author Robert Blakey has written and published his debut book, aimed at helping GCSE students achieve their academic potential.
Updated: Fri Mar 05 2010