School fees in Dubai continue to become more expensive as new private schools are being allowed to charge fees based on their ‘business model’. Most new schools opening in Dubai are looking at fee structures in excess of Dh20,000 per annum as they are allowed to enter the market with any fee structure.
School inspectors at Dubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) have released their findings from the latest school inspection cycle for Indian and Pakistani schools.
Teachers at Indian schools in Dubai have more reasons to be upset after a new Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) report has questioned their ability to follow ‘best international practice’.
Most Indian schools in Dubai must put in more efforts to improve educational standards according to a report by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA).
Investing in the region’s future generations and equipping them with the best tools for success is one of the key factors which sees the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region top the list when it comes to public expenditure on education reforms.
Educational experts and academics will convene in Dubai for the first-ever ‘Dubai Inernational Conference in Higher Education’ which will be hosted at the Dubai Knowledge Village on January 28 and 29.
The Knowledge without Borders (KWB) initiative has commenced with the distribution of 4,500 books to people in Khorfakkan in line with the directions of His Highness Dr Shaikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah.
While being kind to the environment is a reward in itself, Sharjah children and schools stand a chance to win up to Dh30,000 for their efforts in taking care of the Earth.
As many as 19 students of Class 2 and 3 of Business Administration courses have been dismissed from the Higher Colleges of Technology - Dubai (HCT-Dubai) for cheating in exams last month.
Ask any student about their spending habits at a university and you will most likely hear them complain about how expensive food is. University students usually depend on their pocket money to meet expenses, which can include food, travelling, shopping and mobile phone credit.
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