Established in November 1961 by the Government of India in collaboration with Alfred P. Sloan School of Management (MIT), the ...
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Bridging the gap: How Robert Appiah is architecting the future of workforce intelligence
Mr. Robert Appiah, Senior Product Specialist for Talent and Learning at SAP, has called for a critical focus on preparing young people for the workforce by closing the gap between education and ...
Carrom is a quiet theatre of geometry and nerve, a powdered square where whites and blacks wait their turn, and the red queen holds her breath in the middle. A ...
As part of Inside Housing’s CPD offering, watch the full webinar at the end of this article in association with the ...
Knowledge Group, the regional subsidiary of Nema Education, has been ranked as a ‘Platinum’ consulting firm on the Top ...
The IsDB Institute and MBSC reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen their strategic partnership and expand future cohorts of the Entrepreneurial Mindset Development Program, thereby advancing their ...
Understanding how molecules interact with metal surfaces is fundamental to catalysis and surface chemistry. However, traditional computational methods face a trade-off: achieving high accuracy often ...
THE Ministry of Education on Monday officially launched the National Education Leadership Academy (NELA) as part of a major step towards strengthening leadership across Guyana’s education system. The ...
By fusing behavioral data, real-time analytics and generative AI, the industry is entering a new era: attention hacking at ...
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From Dreams to Boardrooms: How CMS at JAIN Is Redefining BBA Education and Shaping India's Next Generation of Business Leaders
CMS offers a rich suite of programmes under its Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours / Honours with Research) and BBA with Global Qualification umbrella. The curriculum is broad, ...
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The Inconvenient Truth: Educated, yet strangely useless – Education is not measured by certificates, but by whether learning leaves classrooms and transforms communities
By Ing. Professor Douglas BOATENG When attendance is mistaken for achievement There is a quiet illusion at the heart of modern education policy, one so familiar that it is rarely questioned.
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