A Decolonial Perspective On The True Instrinsic Value of Education
A Decolonial Perspective on the True Intrinsic Value of Education Author: Taskeen Adam Over the past few months I have been involved in many […]
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Education sector tops employment – survey
KAMPALA. The 2016/17 Manpower Survey Uganda (MAPU) by Uganda Bureau of Statistics (Ubos) has revealed that the education sector is the largest employer in Uganda, […]
Practical skills key on job creation
Prof. John .C. Ssekamwa a senior lecturer at the university explained that education teaching practical skills to students to be able create their own employment […]
Central African Republic: The country with no teachers
Rivals have been fighting in the Central African Republic since 2013. In the chaos the school teachers have quietly disappeared so now parents are going […]
Parents in the driver’s seat: A new research agenda for primary education in Africa
By: Milou Vanmulken We have reached an era where the need for Universal Primary Education is widely acknowledged by global actors. As part of this […]
When Qualifications Aren’t Enough: Job Market Outcomes and Experiences of Britain’s Ethnic Minority Graduates
Life isn’t easy for an ethnic minority graduate in the UK. Each phase along the way, from applying for a place in any university to […]
“If I look like you, I will support you”: Ethnic Minority Graduates Job Market Access in London
A small group of UK’s Minority Graduates met recently for a roundtable discussion that was straightforward and suggestive. On September 25, NIAS hosted a roundtable […]
Funding Models: the key to reviving primary education?
Universal primary education – a legacy of the Millennium Development Goals – has become the norm in many African countries today. More children than ever […]