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IStore Education is working with its partner schools to harness the capabilities of Apple devices and the Apple education ecosystem to reinvent teaching and learning.

iAfrica Image: Pexels Share with your network! The current economic environment coupled with further challenges of income instability, petrol and electricity price increases requires consumers to have a good handle on how to manage their expenses effectively, focus on their essentials and curb unnecessary spending. Dhashni Naidoo, FNB Consumer Education Programme Manager says, “In a household budget, expenses can be c...

Syria/Iraq About the role: This is initially a one-year contract with the potential to extend. It is a replacement role with unaccompanied terms, based in Syria with travel to Iraq and a salary Band 3: €39,128 - €43,476. You will report to the Programme Director for Syria/Iraq and will manage a multi-donor funded Education Programme in Northern Syria, technically line managing a national team including three Education Officers and four Education Assistants. You will work closely with the Sy...

West Belfast Easter School to help children facing GCSEs This year marks the 24th birthday of the Maths and English GCSE Easter School Students at the Easter School pre-Covid Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletter...

iAfrica 2 months ago 2 min read Share with your network! The new year is upon us and brings new energy and opportunity for us to put in place or relook our financial plan for the year ahead. Unfortunately, COVID-19 is still very much our reality and continues to put a heavy strain on people’s wellbeing and finances. It is in these uncertain times that we encourage consumers to focus on the ...

Beauty Ituku/ActionAid By Julie Juma, Gloria Diamond and Natasha Harris-Harb Nasriin, 22, is a teacher from Somaliland. Her school closed this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. She says school closures exacerbated existing problems that girls faced to accessing education. “When my school reopened at the end of August there were fewer girls compared to before the lockdown,” Nasriin says. “Some girls are facing abuse and early marriage. Some parents believe that girls should stay home and...