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Pearson boosted by continued demand for English language learning - Vimarsana News

Pearson boosted by continued demand for English language learning

Pearson said profit for 2023 was in line with current market expectations, with its workforce skills and virtual learning offering set to drive growth in the coming years.

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Students could be allowed to use ChatGPT for GCSEs and A-levels - Vimarsana News

Students could be allowed to use ChatGPT for GCSEs and A-levels

Discussions underway in Whitehall about how to handle rise of artificial intelligence

Pearson's English language proficiency test receives approval for Canadian economic immigration - News - Vimarsana News

Pearson's English language proficiency test receives approval for Canadian economic immigration - News

Pearson, the world’s leading learning company, has been designated by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to launch its newest language tes..

Pearson's English Language Proficiency Test Receives Approval For Canadian Economic Immigration - Vimarsana News

Pearson's English Language Proficiency Test Receives Approval For Canadian Economic Immigration

Bangalore: Pearson, the world’s leading learning company, has been designated by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to launch its newest language test, PTE Essential, for proof of English language proficiency. PTE Essential is a new version of the Pearson Test of English that is very similar to PTE Academic. The key difference is it has a more vocational,

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MARKET REPORT: Price hikes and cost cuts deliver a profit at Just Eat - Vimarsana News

MARKET REPORT: Price hikes and cost cuts deliver a profit at Just Eat

Just Eat made a second half profit of £131m, a big swing from the grim start to the year when it posted losses of £117m in the first six months.