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Welcome to the TAICEP Wiki – Beta Version!

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Hall of Acclaim Inductees and Nomination Process

TAICEP wants to ensure that our credential evaluation professionals receive the recognition they so richly…

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      A new Studyportals–British Council analysis shows MENA strengthening its role in global higher education, with growing demand for study in the region alongside sustained outbound mobility. The post MENA strengthens its role in global student mobility appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • The year in review: international education stories from Africa December 31, 2025
      From immigration clampdowns to US visa turmoil, the international education sector in sub-Saharan Africa has been been buffeted by several major headwinds over 2025. The post The year in review: international education stories from Africa appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Gaurav Jain, SP Jain London School of Management December 31, 2025
      This week, The PIE spent five minutes with Gaurav Jain, director of business development at SP Jain London School of Management, discussing why he finds young professionals “refreshing”, the need for regulatory freedom in education, and why the sector needs a “seatbelt”. The post Gaurav Jain, SP Jain London School of Management appeared first on […]
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    • 85 million international students by 2030, QS data predicts December 30, 2025
      Number crunching by QS Quacquarelli Symonds suggests that some 85 million students will travel for education by 2030. The post 85 million international students by 2030, QS data predicts appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • MENA year in review: international education stories that shaped 2025 December 30, 2025
      From policy shifts in the UAE to landmark international partnerships in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, 2025 proved to be a defining year for higher education across the Middle East and North Africa. The post MENA year in review: international education stories that shaped 2025 appeared first on The PIE News.
      Zeina El Qirem
    • Year in review 2025: South Asia’s biggest international education stories December 29, 2025
      From a slowdown in Indian students studying abroad – even as transnational education expands – to Sri Lanka and Nepal emerging as key partnership hubs and Pakistan and Bangladesh facing tighter study visa restrictions, South Asia’s global education market is growing — albeit with challenges. The post Year in review 2025: South Asia’s biggest international […]
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    • The European international education stories you should know from 2025 December 29, 2025
      From headline-grabbing policy moves to quieter developments with big implications, these are the European stories that made an impact this year. The post The European international education stories you should know from 2025 appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Go forth: Who’s helping Western unis open their Indian campuses? December 24, 2025
      India's the next hot TNE destination, as a slew of Western universities head East to open overseas branch campuses. Here, the PIE lists the providers helping them do it. The post Go forth: Who’s helping Western unis open their Indian campuses? appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Postcards from Erasmus: stories that shaped the sector December 24, 2025
      News of the UK’s reassociation with Erasmus+ sparked a wave of nostalgia across the international education sector, as professionals reflected on the exchanges, encounters and opportunities that shaped their careers – and, in many cases, changed their lives. The post Postcards from Erasmus: stories that shaped the sector appeared first on The PIE News.
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      Instructure's Sidarth Oberoi explores how universities can continue engaging students as learning needs and expectations outpace many traditional institutional models. The post Today’s learners have changed – can universities keep up?  appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Adeetya Mohta (Nagpur): Kohinoor of India: Sheeshmahal at 742 Additya House, World’s First Private Residence: 100 Crores Legal Battle in the Past 16 Years December 26, 2025
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    • THE ALCHEMIST OF MYSORE: How One Man is Weaving the Mystical Science for The Modern Mind December 18, 2025
      On his seventh Birthday, he stood as a boy holding his father’s hand in front of a real Yogi named M P Pundit who resided along the streets of Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry and dedicated his services as the secretary to the Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram. No one remembers the questions he had then, but he never forgot a strong reply, […]
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    • Global Excellence Leadership Awards 2025: A Day of Recognition, Collaboration and Inspiration December 15, 2025
      The Global Excellence Leadership Awards 2025 took place as a successful event that brought together leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, and business change makers. Organized by Insights Success Media in collaboration with the Insights Excellence Awards, the event created meaningful recognition while delivering a positive guest experience. From the beginning to the closing moments, attendees appreciated the […]
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    • ADEETYA MOHTA (NAGPUR): FIRST INDIAN MAN IN THE WORLD SINGLE PARENT TO ADOPT 3 MALE KIDS BRAHMA (CREATOR) VISHNU PRESERVER) MAHESH SHIVA(DESTROYER) December 4, 2025
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    • KARMA MAN Adeetya Mohta (Nagpur) Nagmani, Nagyoni, Ichadhari Nag Nagin Joda, Doh Muh Ka Saap, Nag Mahraj Antimsanskar, Nag Mahraj Isht, Real Life Unbelievable Miraculous Extraordinary Spiritual Journey Gains Public Attention Around the World December 3, 2025
      The Orange City Nagpur resident ADEETYA MOHTA Born on 11 August 1979, Time 14:2, Nagpur Maharashtra with a golden spoon, millionaire Real Life Unbelievable Miraculous Extraordinary Spiritual Journey has become a beacon of remarkable spiritual interest of millions worldwide after telling his few of spiritual experiences in 47 years of  real life stories of his […]
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    • Adeetya Mohta (Nagpur): A millionaire says the soul never dies, people do. Feed the soul. human Beings Are luxury. I don’t compromise on real luxury, which is honesty, humanity, kindness, and respect. Karma pays back with interest; I have an account in the Universe Bank, not in a Swiss bank like other millionaires; I Have No liabilities from world bank but definitely love from world Citizens Heart Bank Which makes me Millionaire Soon to be Trillionaire December 2, 2025
      Super Confident without any Confidant in his life was Born on 11 August 1979 at 14:02 in Maharashtra, Nagpur born Adeetya Mohta belongs to the very influential Swetamber Jain Marwadi family and is an individual who has emerged into recognition due to his sophisticated nature and peaceful living as he believes in live and let […]
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    • SEO in the Age of AI: What’s Changed and What Hasn’t December 2, 2025
      The landscape of search engine optimization has undergone a dramatic transformation with the rise of artificial intelligence. From AI-powered search algorithms to automated content creation tools, the way we approach SEO has evolved in ways that seemed like science fiction just a few years ago. Yet beneath all this change, certain fundamental principles remain as […]
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    • Stardust Perfume: A Fragrance Store in Kuwait Offering Luxury Creations in Retail and Wholesale Prices December 1, 2025
      Have you noticed lately how Kuwait is becoming a premium perfume haven? The region preserves the cultural and traditional value of Arabic perfumes, now enhanced with modern twists for a larger audience. No wonder it has become a hub for premium, niche, and curated fragrances. Kuwait’s current perfume landscape is on an upward trajectory. The […]
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    • ADEETYA MOHTA (NAGPUR): A 10th-Fail Ideal Son Chose MAA between Parents and Relatives For Protection Of Women and Women Empowerment, Fighting Legal Battle Alone Without an Advocate for His Victim Senior-Citizen Mother in India’s Biggest ₹50-Crore Domestic Violence Case Rs 50 lakhs interim, Arrest warrant through commissioner of police not executed since 16 months November 28, 2025
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    • Celebrating Extraordinary Educators from Africa’s Aspire Fellowship Programme December 26, 2025
      As we look back on 2025, we’d like to celebrate some of the extraordinary work in education we learned about this year. In this case, we’re highlighting  the work of the Aspire Leadership Fellows of the Africa Leadership Academy. The … Continue reading →
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    • Centering Equity Through Historical Grounding and Collective Educational Change with Latrice Marianno December 21, 2025
      In December’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview Dr. Latrice Marianno argues that meaningful educational improvement must be historically grounded and explicitly centered on equity and justice, not treated as a side effort within school improvement. Despite current challenges, she calls … Continue reading →
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    • The HundrED Global Collection for 2026 December 9, 2025
      This week’s post highlights education innovations from the 2026 Global Collection curated by HundrED. HundrED was established in 2015 to support the identification and implementation of scalable education innovations worldwide. Since 2017, HundrED has celebrated the annual global collection at … Continue reading →
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    • Justice-Oriented Educational Change Through Community-Led Solutions: A Conversation with Edwin Nii Bonney December 3, 2025
      In November’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview Edwin Nii Bonney emphasizes that educational research and practice must “look back” by acknowledging colonial legacies and marginalized histories while “looking forward” by centering Indigenous, vulnerable, and community voices. His work highlights deep … Continue reading →
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    • Giving Thanks for Education in 2025 November 27, 2025
      To celebrate Thanksgiving in the US, IEN continues its annual tradition of recognizing some of the many groups and individuals who are supporting learning and education around the world. This week, we celebrate the educators and organizations we profiled this … Continue reading →
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      In part 2 of this two-part post, Sierra Bickford scans recent news and research on education to list some of the innovative approaches schools and communities have developed to make sure all students got the food and nutrients they need during … Continue reading →
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      One of the many repercussions from the COVID-19 pandemic was a world-wide hit to students’ health and wellbeing. In particular, proper nutrition and food insecurity was greatly affected by the pandemic and the lockdowns as many students around the world … Continue reading →
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    • Teaching in the Age of Generative AI: Lead the Change Interview with Bernardo Feliciano November 6, 2025
      In October’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview Bernardo Feliciano’s discusses his work through the AITeach Co-design Lab at UMass Lowell; this work brings educators, researchers, and technologists together to co-create strategies and tools for teaching in this age of AI. … Continue reading →
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    • Building Student Relationships Post-Pandemic in School and Beyond  October 30, 2025
      What’s involved in strengthening relationships among students? This week, Hannah Nguyen surveys some of the news and research that discuss the possibilities for creating a whole ecosystem of relationships to support students in schools. This post is one in a … Continue reading →
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    • High satisfaction, high demands, and changing demographics: Scanning the headlines on the results of the TALIS 2024 (Part 2) October 24, 2025
      Teachers’ workloads, AI use, and the status of the teaching profession overall are among the key issues highlighted by the media sources that covered the recent release of OECD’s Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) 2024. In this second part … Continue reading →
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