The Secure Corridor Framework International student arrivals to Australia would restart from countries deemed safe and be subject to self-funded quarantine requirements under a plan put to federal and state governments by the elite group of eight universities. The secure corridor framework could allow for students to return in mass subject to strict health checks

 Ericsson Joins UNESCO Education is one of the sectors that are prominently affected by the COVID-19 pandemic as around 1.2 billion students and youth around the world are being unable to attend traditional educational institutes. This has resulted in huge demand for comprehensive online educational programs on government and educational institutions. With education and learning

COVID-19 putting Strain on College Finances Pine Manor College has recently announced that it will enter into an ‘educational partnership’ with Boston College as the pandemic related closures have stretched its finances to a breaking point. A Memorandum of Understanding between the schools paves the way for Boston College to take on all the Pine

Six Weeks of Closure The schools across England have been closed for almost six weeks as a result of the COVID-19 lockdown will reopen in phases, with headteachers given as much notices as possible. The secretary of state would not give a date for reopening, but ruled out schools opening during the summer holidays as

The successful transition for 9 worldwide campuses to help educational and training programs Holberton School, the tuition-deferred college alternative educating the next generation of digital workers, has announced the successful migration of its 9 global campuses into fully distributed online learning institutions. The smooth digital transformation of both its software modules and community engagement initiatives