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These 12 grand tips can increase your chances of getting the CSC award! Thank you very much, Abiola Oyeboade Ayodeji, for sharing , and for having me. I learnt so many knew things. Thanks for investing in the time to have the updated information. Our full video will be out soon #Commonwealthscholarships #education https://lnkd.in/eMxQBBW7

All of us at Times Higher Education are *incredibly* proud to have won The King's Award for Enterprise, the most prestigious award for UK businesses. The award was approved by His Majesty King Charles III, following a recommendation by the Prime Minister that THE should receive The King's Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category. Only 252 organisations in the UK are recognised by this royal initiative.   THE, which has demonstrated rapid growth as a global provider of higher education data, insights and services, secured the award in the international trade category. Building on its 50-year history as a trusted source of news and information about the sector, THE’s portfolio of offerings includes university rankings, data products, global events and consultancy, combined with an audience of tens of millions of academics, students and policymakers. Alongside the world’s leading student recruitment events run by BMI GlobalEd | Times Higher Education (Samir Zaveri, Rupert Merrick, Sangin Zaveri). 🙌   Paul Howarth, THE’s chief executive, said: “Receiving this incredibly prestigious award from the British government and His Majesty King Charles III is an absolute career highlight for me and an amazing seal of approval for the tremendous work Times Higher Education does for one of the world’s most important sectors – higher education. “Since joining the business in 2020 I have been so impressed by the incredible hard work our staff, not just in the UK but around the world, put in to enable higher education to reach its full potential and I believe that together we will build a better, more sustainable future.” Read news about the announcement here: https://bit.ly/44pJOhk #kingsawards #enterprise #InternationalTrade #BusinessAward #TimesHigherEducation #HigherEducation #HigherEd

PER Louisiana Board of Regents: During the National Experts Panel Conversation at Wednesday's Meauxmentum Summit, Strada Education announced a $400,000 work-based learning grant to the Board of Regents. The grant will support a program titled "Louisiana College to Career Ready: Enhancing Work-Based Learning Experiences for Public postsecondary Degree Programs. #LaProspers #LaMeauxmentum #Regents50

Classic vocational VSI learning! Delivered by leading industry professionals who speak from real world experience at the cutting edge. Must get Simon back soon!

2023 for me was a year of personal growth and professional development. The highlight of the year were courses in Strategic Decisions and Risk Management through UT’s Texas Executive Education program. Looking forward, I’m excited about continuing my learning and improvement journey in 2024 by focusing on building awareness and applying the processes and behaviors that promote improved decision making both at work and at home to ensure Decision Quality. What will you be learning about in 2024 to continue your personal/professional growth? #DecisionQuality #leadershipdevelopment #MitigatingBiases #strategicdecisionmaking #continuouslearning #criticalthinking

Standing next to these 18 flags was a stark reminder of why we do what we do at the UWC Schools and Colleges. The 18 flags (at the entrance of the UWC USA, Montezuma campus) represent the 18 states in which we are situated across the world. At the United World Colleges’ council meeting a few weeks back in New Mexico, I alongside other UWC College Heads, National Committee representatives, Admission Directors, Chairs of college Boards and the UWC International Office staff, explored the future of the UWC and took stock of what makes the UWCs special. As we shared experiences across the network of schools and colleges, I discovered that what unites us is greater than what variations exists among us; be those of contexts, geo-politics and regional settings. The UWC schools are a true testament of what great strength emerges from acts of commitment and intentionality. The sense of purpose for why we exist is to foster a greater goodness for humanity – encompassed in our UWC Mission of making education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.

What a super session today at our New Governors seminar. Have you ever considered how your skills could be useful to a school?

Really useful guide for anyone already working in or with Viet Nam or considering doing so.

Swansea,Wales ✅ In my capacity as UK First 5 Chair of Royal College of General Practitioners, it was a beautiful experience going to celebrate with our latest GPs in Swansea, as they became members and fellows of the college. Despite several debates going on, it was important to dedicate the day to celebrate the achievements of these new members and fellows as well. Personally, the opportunity to have 1:1 discussions about the various options post CCT was fulfilling. Do things in GP land need to get better? Absolutely, Yes! Nevertheless, for that change to happen-we need to recognise we all have a part to play in it. For the new GPs, it’s all about recognising what part you’d love to focus on. To everyone reading this, regardless of what industry you are in-challenge yourself to bringing a solution to your sector. No solution is too small. Sometimes what stops us is US! It also makes me wonder - what else limits/stops you sometimes from making a positive difference in your sector and how did you navigate it? Meanwhile, Huge congrats once again to #TeamGP.