As an educational institution, successfully engaging with domestic students is essential for building a vibrant and thriving academic community. While traditional methods like open houses and campus tours remain effective, innovative strategies can foster deeper connections and ensure student success. Here are five dynamic approaches to engage domestic students that go beyond the usual tactics

The decision to study abroad is often not an easy choice. It can be expensive, disruptive and put you out of your comfort zone. However, in most people’s experience, the benefits outweigh the risks. From fostering self-discovery to immersing oneself in diverse cultures to building global connections, overseas studies provide growth opportunities that are simply unattainable within one's home country

The pursuit of education across borders is not a novel phenomenon. Historical records are filled with accounts of knowledge-seekers venturing overseas to broaden their understanding of diverse disciplines, from religion and philosophy to architecture and military strategy. In fact, ancient formal institutions such as Taxila (India), Nalanda (India), and the Platonic Academy (Greece) were established to cater to this age-old thirst for global learning. Thus, international education is deeply rooted in the timeless human desire to expand one's mental horizons. However, in the past, this opportunity was largely confined to the intellectual elite. But with the transformative advancements in technology, transportation, and globalization, international education has gradually become accessible to the wider public, democratizing the pursuit of knowledge on a global scale.

In today's fast-paced business world, the capacity to utilize data and derive practical insights is a key advantage that can significantly impact the success of an enterprise. As businesses continue to develop and markets grow more dynamic, there is increasing pressure for swift, well-informed decision-making. This article delves into the vital importance of data and insights in the current data-driven business environment and offers actionable tactics for the education market to effectively harness this valuable asset.

The pandemic has brought the most massive and probably swiftest digital change for many sectors, including education. when roughly 1.5 billion students, or 90% of all students in primary, secondary, and tertiary education worldwide, were unable to physically attend school. Around then, implementing innovation solutions empowered remote teaching and learning.

In today’s digital world, finding new ways to engage students is ever more difficult. When home technologies such as mobile phones, tablets and games consoles are highly advanced, widely available and hugely popular with young children, finding educational engagement with technology in the classroom can be even harder, especially if the technology deployed there is less engaging than that of technology learner use at home.

For a layman, the education sector overtly seems to be a process of imparting knowledge in exchange for tuition fees. But at the backdrop, running a school or any educational institute or running a whole education system is a large business which includes financial decisions, Investments, asset assessment and management. It is not just a big data file of attendance, and achievement records, it includes the things, devices, and apparatuses, to assist the teaching learning process.

As a time-honoured social institution for knowledge transfer and a field of study, education has consistently been swift in adopting technologies from different sectors. Education is undergoing a pilot experiment period of Big Data, mass social media, STEM curriculum and data mining with complaint technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Blockchain is plausibly the next technology-mediated mega trend in education after the ongoing era of Big Data.

Using data for making decisions is not new; companies use complex computations on customer data for business intelligence or analytics. Business intelligence techniques can discern historical patterns and trends from data and can create models that predict future trends and patterns. Analytics, broadly defined, comprises applied techniques from computer science, mathematics, and statistics for extracting usable information from very large datasets example web data, company business data, education data.

Explore the substantial long-term benefits and the future potential of AI-driven educational tools in creating more interactive, equitable, and effective learning environments. Learn how AI is reshaping assessment methods, improving teacher efficiency, and supporting student success in the digital age

The pandemic has necessitated online teaching which has been imposed upon many for whom it is not just unfamiliar but also undesirable. As social distancing and lockdown became chosen public policies to arrest the spread of this COVID-19, traditional modes of education were swapped for the more technology-intensive and nuanced online platforms.

Teaching-learning process is heart of any education system, similarly assessment is heart of any teaching-learning process. In the era of e-learning and e-teaching (online teaching), to compliment these two the obvious next big thing is e-Assessment. The current lockdown on educational institutions due to Covid-19 pandemic has escalated the speed of adaptation to e-education (e-teaching, e-learning and e-assessment).

As the world becomes globalized, there is an increasing number of the students wanting to study abroad. Many countries have encouraged universities to host more international students since it provides economic and cultural benefits to the host country, while also encouraging education diplomacy among nations. However, international students face a multitude of problems as they adapt to unfamiliar cultural environment

With COVID-19 putting much of the world in lockdown at home, most education institutions have had to rapidly shift their programs to online delivery. For student recruiters who are used to recruiting new students at International education fairs, agent roadshows or highschool events, the shift has been just as rapid.