A bill to ban so-called “4–7-year-old civil service exams,” which require young children to take English academy entrance exams, passed the National Assembly Education Committee’s legislative review ...

A wealthy family is seeking a £216,000-a-year tutor to help their children “keep up” with private school peers.

To better understand the global landscape of private supplementary tutoring, its impacts, and the implications for those involved, UNESCO has published the report Whose visions for what learning?

When ChatGPT launched three years ago, it shook the academic world to its core. Suddenly, students could have AI answer questions and even write essays. And because ChatGPT is so articulate, spotting ...

Google's new Private AI Compute shields your personal data while leveraging powerful cloud-based AI models. This secure system, verified by NCC Group, uses encrypted channels and hardware-level ...

"A family based in north London seeks an extraordinary and experienced tutor to support their youngest child on his first steps to becoming an English gentleman." When reading this advert, you would ...

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - November 27, 2025) - Advanced Gold Exploration (CSE: AUEX) ("Advanced Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, further to its press release of November ...

Emsteel Group, one of the region’s largest publicly listed steel and building materials manufacturer, today announced the successful pilot launch of private 5G network of its kind in the manufacturing ...

Will a child ever crack Oxbridge if their nappy-filling years weren’t steeped in Kipling and Elgar? (The Independent/iStock) For the average parents of a one-year-old child, a “good day” might be ...

How do you turn a one-year-old boy into the perfect English gentlemen? For one anonymous north London family, the answer involves trips to Lord's Cricket Ground, the theatre, and rowing clubs along ...

In early October, a global survey by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development revealed that teachers in Singapore worked longer hours and were more likely to report feeling stressed ...