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52 schools to get new principals in 2024 - Vimarsana News

52 schools to get new principals in 2024

SINGAPORE: Fifty-two schools will get new principals in 2024 as part of the Ministry of Education's (MOE) annual reshuffling exercise, said the ministry in a press release on Wednesday (Oct 11). Of the schools involved in the exercise, five are junior colleges, 21 are secondary schools, and 26 are primary

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Plan to bring HEIs offering online courses under NIRF | India News - Vimarsana News

Plan to bring HEIs offering online courses under NIRF | India News

India News: The Centre is planning to rank higher education institutions offering online and education in distance mode as well as for those offering languages in

MOE to recruit 9,500 new teachers in November - Vimarsana News

MOE to recruit 9,500 new teachers in November

PASIR PUTEH: The Education Ministry is expected to recruit 9,500 new teachers this November to address the current teacher shortage issue.

Singapore education ministry and schools looking to improve primary school pupils' digital literacy - Vimarsana News

Singapore education ministry and schools looking to improve primary school pupils' digital literacy

The Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE) and primary schools are exploring ways to better equip primary school pupils with digital literacy skills, especially as they mature and approach their transition to secondary school.

Haze: Schools must comply with set guidelines, says Education Ministry - Vimarsana News

Haze: Schools must comply with set guidelines, says Education Ministry

KUANTAN: Schools are asked to comply with the set guidelines following the haze affecting some areas in the country, says Fadhlina Sidek.