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The Pie News
- British Council undeterred after Russian strike “practically obliterated” Kyiv HQ September 1, 2025
  The British Council in Ukraine has rallied after its offices in central Kyiv were hit by a Russian missile strike last week. The post British Council undeterred after Russian strike “practically obliterated” Kyiv HQ appeared first on The PIE News.
  Beth Kennedy
- Top UK unis partner on career initiatives for India and China September 1, 2025
  Career support initiatives in two of the biggest Asian countries come as two Russell Group universities help their Indian and Chinese graduates kick-start their careers with a competitive advantage. The post Top UK unis partner on career initiatives for India and China appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- British Council office in Ukraine hit by Russian missile September 1, 2025
  Watch as British Council director for Ukraine, Colm McGivern, describes the devastation to offices in central Kyiv caused by a Russian missile strike. Despite the damage he reiterates the UK's support for Ukraine and reaffirms the British Council's work will continue. The post British Council office in Ukraine hit by Russian missile appeared first on […]
  The PIE News team
- Goal of “managed growth” and diversity drive shared across Australian government depts September 1, 2025
  Australia’s international education sector is facing strategic recalibration, as government and sector leaders come together to shape its future direction. The post Goal of “managed growth” and diversity drive shared across Australian government depts appeared first on The PIE News.
  Amy Baker
- NTU Beyond Borders: go young, go beyond! September 1, 2025
  In today's interconnected world, universities have a profound responsibility: to equip students not only for professional success but also to become proactive global citizens capable of tackling complex international challenges. The post NTU Beyond Borders: go young, go beyond! appeared first on The PIE News.
  The View From
- Canada rejects nearly two in three study permit applicants August 29, 2025
  Canada’s study permit refusal rate has risen to its highest level in over a decade, with nearly two-thirds of applicants refused by the IRCC so far this year. The post Canada rejects nearly two in three study permit applicants appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- International students encouraged to sharpen their skills to stand out in UK job market August 29, 2025
  International students in the UK are being urged to sharpen their skills, build their personal brand, and ask the tough questions that will set them apart in an increasingly competitive job market. The post International students encouraged to sharpen their skills to stand out in UK job market appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- Reimagining global student enrolment for the AI era August 29, 2025
  Over the past two decades, the international education journey has grown more complex. Students today face a maze of administrative hurdles, fragmented application systems, and ever-changing visa requirements. Institutions, in turn, are navigating a delicate balance: adapting to changing policies, meeting the needs of a global student body, and modernising their systems to keep pace. […]
  The View From
- Universities are not border agents – but they do have a duty August 29, 2025
  "As the asylum debate intensifies, UK universities are increasingly being drawn into the spotlight," writes Diana Beech in her latest column for The PIE. The post Universities are not border agents – but they do have a duty appeared first on The PIE News.
  Diana Beech
- US proposes visa time limit rule to end “abuse” of system August 28, 2025
  The US government has put out a proposed rule to set a four-year time limit on student visas, ending the current system where students can stay in the country for the duration of their studies. The post US proposes visa time limit rule to end “abuse” of system appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
The Knowledge Review
- Comparing 5 Cost-Effective Tools for Measuring Student Learning Outcomes September 1, 2025
  Standardized testing offers a snapshot of what students learned, but it fails to capture applicable life skills and deep knowledge from hard work and well-structured courses. Educational institutions are beginning to see the advantages of embracing technology to capture the big picture of how students perform. Technological advances are driving more product development to assess […]
  Dev@TKR
- Pluxee India Launches First-of-its-Kind Study on Corporate Gifting Trends July 29, 2025
  Pluxee India has released an industry-first report that provides deep insights into the quickly changing world of corporate gifting in India. The research charts rising buying behavior, decision-maker needs, and the increasing role of personalized, digital, and hybrid gifting solutions within organizations. The unveiling was accompanied by a high-impact webinar and panel discussion, which included […]
  SEO@TKR
- Navigating AI Deployment: Best Practices for Success July 16, 2025
  Deploying artificial intelligence within an organization can mean the difference between staying ahead of the competition or lagging behind. But without a solid strategy and comprehensive understanding of the potential and limitations of AI technology, businesses could face numerous unexpected challenges. Understanding the Scope and Objectives of AI Deployment Before integrating AI into any business […]
  Dev@TKR
- Education View India Features Prakash Sulakhe: A Visionary Transforming Engineering Education July 9, 2025
  In an era where the gap between educational training and industrial needs continues to grow larger, Education View India has put in the spotlight a visionary who has gone out of his way to bridge this gap—Prakash Sulakhe, the visionary Director of CAD-Mech Engineering Pvt. Ltd. For his commitment towards innovation, competency-based education, and application-oriented […]
  SEO@TKR
- Astrologer Rakkesh Chandra – The Best Astrologer in Pune : The Most Trusted Name in Astrology Globally July 8, 2025
  Rakkesh Chandra: A Guiding Light in the World of Astrology From Pune to the world, a name that brings clarity in the darkest times. When life becomes confusing, when choices seem unclear, and relationships begin to feel burdensome — that’s when you need a guide who doesn’t just predict the future, but also helps reshape […]
  SEO@TKR
- Generations of Weaving Heritage: How Ekori by Parveen Padalkar is Redefining Handloom Sarees with Heart and Tradition. July 1, 2025
  In an age where fast fashion dominates wardrobes and digital ads flood our screens, Ekori by Parveen Padalkar stands out for its quiet power and authenticity. Rooted in a rich, generational tradition of handloom weaving, Ekori is not just another saree brand—it’s a movement back to heritage, sustainability, and quality. Parveen Padalkar belongs to a […]
  Dev@TKR
- How Commercial Intercom Systems with Door Release Make Building Security Better June 20, 2025
  If you own or manage a multifamily property, you’ve likely faced the challenge of keeping the building secure while still allowing convenient access for residents and guests. Traditional keys and buzzers often fall short because they’re hard to manage, easy to duplicate, and don’t offer much insight into who’s coming and going. That’s where a […]
  Dev@TKR
- Voices of Vision: Education Leaders Shaping the Future June 17, 2025
  The post Voices of Vision: Education Leaders Shaping the Future appeared first on The Knowledge Review.
  Dev@TKR
- Father-Son Duo is Making Online Shopping Human Again with India’s First Collaborative Commerce Solution June 17, 2025
  Subheading – This Father-Son Startup Is Making Online Shopping Human Again New Delhi, 15 June 2025 – In an age where digital algorithms heavily influence consumer behavior, one father-son team is working to restore the human element in online shopping. Maadhav Bhide, Founder & CEO of Ekatra Global Corp, and his son Amit Bhide, Co-Founder […]
  SEO@TKR
- From the Pages of “The New Me” to Gagan Dhawan’s Mission to Make Life Better, One Choice at a Time June 17, 2025
  The author of the compelling and thought-provoking book “The New Me”, Gagan Dhawan is far from a conventional entrepreneur. His journey is not driven merely by revenue metrics or product-market fit, it’s anchored in something much deeper: Purpose. In a world crowded with noise and urgency, Gagan Dhawan has chosen a different route, one paved […]
  SEO@TKR
International Education News
- Building the Capacity to Improve and Sustain Foundational Learning Through Government and Local Partnerships in Malawi: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 2) August 27, 2025
  In the second part of this three-part interview, Joe Wolf and Kira Keane describe Imagine Worldwide’s efforts to develop a sustainable model for supporting foundational learning by building partnerships with government officials and local community members. Part one described the … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Bringing a Tablet-Based Foundational Learning Program to all the Primary Schools in Malawi: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 1) August 20, 2025
  What does it take to scale a tablet-based foundational learning program to all the primary schools in Malawi? In this 3-part interview, Joe Wolf and Kira Keane describe how Imagine Worldwide has approached that challenge and share some of what … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Back with Back to School Posts soon… August 7, 2025
  IEN will be taking a break for a bit, but we will be back August 20th with posts on efforts to support the development of student relationships post-pandemic; a large-scale initiative to implement a tablet based learning program in Africa; … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Mel Ainscow on reforming education systems for inclusion and equity July 30, 2025
  This week, Mel Ainscow discusses some of the key insights from his new book Reforming Education Systems for Inclusion and Equity. Ainscow is Emeritus Professor, University of Manchester, Professor of Education, University of Glasgow, and Adjunct Professor at Queensland University … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- New Pathways into Higher Education and the Working World? Scanning the Post-COVID Challenges and Possibilities for Access to Colleges and Careers in the US (Part 2) July 23, 2025
  What can be done to reduce some of the barriers that limit students’ post-high school opportunities? In the second part of this two-part series, RJ Wicks scans recent news and research from the US to survey some of the “micro-innovations” … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Still Worth It? Scanning the Post-COVID Challenges and Possibilities for Access to Colleges and Careers in the US (Part 1) July 16, 2025
  How have the pathways into higher education and the workforce changed in the US since the school closures of the COVID-19 pandemic? In the first part of this two-part post, RJ Wicks scans recent news and research to summarize some … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- New Frontiers for Educational Improvements in India? Critical educational issues in India post-pandemic (Part 2) July 9, 2025
  What are the critical education issues facing India following the school closures of the pandemic? What are some of the practices and initiatives that could serve as building blocks for improving one of the largest educational systems in the world? … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- From foundational learning to colleges and careers: Critical educational issues in India post-pandemic (Part 1) July 2, 2025
  The pandemic disrupted educational services and exacerbated inequalities in India, but did it also create opportunities to improve education more broadly? In this 2-part series, Haakon Huynh explores some of the initiatives that aim to deliver more inclusive, high-quality education … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Opportunities and Challenges in the Establishment of the Children and Families Agency and Other New Government Institutions: Hiro Yokota on the Development of a “Child-Centered Society” in Japan (Part 3) June 25, 2025
  In part 3 of this 3-part interview, Hirokazu Yokota shares his personal reflections on his experiences helping to establish the new Children and Families Agency (CFA) and, previously, the new Digital Agency. In Part 1, Yokota described the development of … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Centering Children and Youth in Policymaking: Hiro Yokota on the Development of a “Child-Centered Society” in Japan (Part 2) June 18, 2025
  Hirokazu Yokota discusses some of the current initiatives of the Children and Families Agency (CFA) as key steps in the efforts to create a “child-centered” society in Japan. In Part 1 of this 3-part interview, Yokota described the establishment of … Continue reading →
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