May 3, 2021
Danial Norjidi
A new phase was recently launched for European Union’s (EU) Support to Higher Education in the ASEAN Region (SHARE) programme.
The new phase will support 300 students for one semester of intra-ASEAN physical mobility before the end of 2022, as well as the harmonisation of ASEAN higher education institutions and the formulation of ASEAN high education frameworks.
A joint press release stated that in doing so, ASEAN and the EU will share experience, including the EU’s Erasmus scheme. The EU has allocated EUR5 million for this purpose, and the support will build on the previous successful SHARE programme, which ran since 2015.
Paykin is one of a growing cohort of career coaches on TikTok who help job seekers on the app land interviews and offers. Videos under the CareersAdvice hashtag have reached more than 1 billion views, while videos posted using the #JobTok hashtag have racked up more than 24 million views. With COVID-19 disrupting more traditional in-person career guidance, some JobTok creators have seen their followings on the app soar over the past year. Some have forged also partnerships with brands, while others focus more on offering paid-for services off the app.
Insider spoke to some of the most popular JobTok creators, as well as social media and recruitment experts who outlined how creators in this niche are honing their own careers on TikTok.
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The new partnership between BMGA and the Association of Commonwealth Universities will ensure that young women across member countries gain fundamental soft skills for the future of work.
Monday, 08 March 2021
Lagos, Nigeria – BMGA Enterprise Limited (BMGA), an EdTech finishing school for the next Information Revolution and the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), an international university network, are pleased to announce their partnership agreement.
This partnership aims to provide young women across Commonwealth countries with the knowledge and resources required to gain fundamental soft skills that strengthen their marketability for a successful career in the 21st century. It also aims to support the achievement of UN Sustainable Development Goals by addressing quality education, gender equality, decent work and economic growth.
(MENAFN - WPR) The University of Manchesterâs business school â Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) â has risen 15 places to be ranked 30th in the world in the Financial Times (FT) Global MBA Ranking 2021. The annual ranking of the worldâs best full-time MBAs also places Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) 4th in the UK and 10th in Europe. The University of Manchester Middle East Centre in Dubai has supported more than 2,800 part-time students from across the region and graduated more than 1,700 from the AMBS Global Part-time MBA programme, since opening in 2006.
In the 2021 rankings, AMBS improved in 10 of the 20 categories assessed by the Financial Times. This includes a 20-place increase in the career progress of AMBSâ alumni, with the School being ranked 11th worldwide in this category, calculated according to changes in the level of seniority and size of company alumni are working in now, compared to before undertaking their MBA. The r
The Middle East Centre expands its offering of part-time master’s programmes Video Credit: Supplied
Continuity and quality of student experience is the focus of the University of Manchester’s Middle East Centre as the team continues to enroll, support and engage with current and new students, and alumni across the region. University life in the region continues while operating within the protocols in place to ensure our community stays safe and well.
This means that hybrid is a strong theme as the intensive programme of events, student workshops, and student inductions moves to a new hybrid format with the option to join online or in person at the physical venue. The centre has already gained a lot of experience over recent months, hosting around 200 events and reaching around 10,000 students, alumni and candidates.