Africa: Honoris maps success over five years
Honoris United Universities has equipped more than 61,000 students across Africa with "future-proof" skills since launching in 2017.
Honoris United Universities has equipped more than 61,000 students across Africa with "future-proof" skills since launching in 2017.
The UK government is seeking to drive UK transnational education in Nigeria as a delegation visited the country in West Africa this week.
Interest in gaining qualifications overseas among Nigerian students is soaring, but affordability remains a key barrier, new research has suggested.
A consortium of universities operating under the banner of Education Hungary have embarked on an aggressive student recruitment exercise across Africa.
A trading block with more than 300 million people in Africa is working on a regional strategy to guide the implementation of Recognition of Prior Learning.
A report has called on African higher learning institutions to strengthen entrepreneurship education and training, asserting that ‘traditional’ curricula have failed to train youth to be self-employed and job creators.
An immigration consultant in South Africa has claimed that students are “increasingly” looking to go to Canada for higher education – with work permits being a key incentive.
The University of York, Kaplan International Pathways and Ashinaga Association have launched a £1.2 million scholarship scheme to benefit African students.
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