A Master of Business Administration (MBA) and a Master of Science (MS) degree in business may seem like odd choices for teachers but there’s more overlap than you might think. In fact, according to the Quacquarelli Symonds MBA Applications and Aspirations Report 2018, close to one in 10 MBA applicants is thinking about a… Read More

  The first few weeks back at school, college and university are always a draining and tough period. Yet it seems they are always an essential block in the education system. The months following can be some of the most tiring and overwhelming with mocks, exams, and learning all ongoing. Simultaneously, rest time will decrease,… Read More

  Parents can relate to the calming effects an exciting distraction has on children. Whether your child is pre-school level or lower grade, you can always bank on a cool app to keep them engaged while you complete important tasks in the house. Here is a list of the most popular child friendly apps you… Read More

  Change happens. Even when you don’t plan it, you don’t like it and you think you don’t want it. Change is good. It’s what you make it. I never could have envisaged how differently our lives would be now compared to five years ago. Life has this habit of taking unexpected turns. Sometimes the… Read More

  Immersion is one of the best ways learn a new language – after all, it’s how everybody on earth learns their first language – but, as with every method of learning, there are advantages and disadvantages depending on the student. Here, we’re going to look at these, as well as how to negate the… Read More

  With half-term fast approaching, there’s no doubt you and the kids will want to head outside to make the most of the Spring weather. Whether your kids learn at home or at school, keeping the kids active and occupied during the school holidays doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, gardening is a fun… Read More