All posts tagged "education"

South-African comedian, author, and television host Trevor Noah said recently: “anyone could become a refugee. It’s a...

Before Safia Al-Mohandes, no female voice had ever been heard on Egyptian radio. Al-Mohandes’ trailblazing career gave...

Many Egyptian students, both undergraduates and graduates, leave their hometown in a quest for a different future—one...

New Era Education celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony for “Uppingham Cairo” School in the presence of the British...

As 2022 was coming to a close, social media platforms suddenly became flooded with ‘art’ generated by...

New Era Education announced today a strategic partnership with New Giza Development and Bloom UAE, to bring...

From a distance, it is likened to a citadel: with a wide dome and daunting structure. Closer,...

On a crisp winter Cairo day, before the first COVID-19 quarantine struck, I got catcalled during my...

Rifa’a Al-Tahtawi rose to become one of Egypt’s leading enlighteners, thinkers, and translators in the 19th century....

A writer of stories and iconic poems, a painter of visuals and comics, a master of sonics...

The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) announced on Wednesday, 16 March, the launch of the first...

  It often feels like we are living in an era held together by curiosity. In a...

In the fifth edition of the Global Knowledge Index leaders for 2021 revealed on Monday, Egypt climbed...

“Non-European languages and literatures” was reportedly the least popular degree choice for UK students in 2019. Every...

Anyone who has studied abroad or far from home, knows of the importance to feel and stay...

You are never too young to change the world for good. Jana Amin, a 17-year old Egyptian-American...

  Marina Wes, World Bank Country Director for Egypt, Yemen and Djibouti, stated yesterday that there is...