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The American University of Ras Al Khaimah has announced an expansion of its global academic network, reflecting its commitment to enhancing higher education and providing exceptional educational opportunities for students. This expansion is part of the university's efforts to strengthen international academic collaboration.
The UAE schools have announced the adoption of the CBSE evaluation system amidst rising tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran. This decision is expected to place a heavy workload on both students and teachers during a sensitive time requiring rapid adaptation to changing circumstances.
The new CBSE assessment system for Grade 12 in the UAE has elicited mixed reactions from students and schools. Many are questioning the ability of internal grades to reflect students' true capabilities.
The decision to cancel British exams in the UAE has stirred mixed feelings among students, with some expressing concern over lost opportunities while others feel relieved. This decision comes at a critical time as students were preparing for their final exams.
Pearson, the British education company, has announced the cancellation of the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and A Level exams in the UAE for the 2026 academic year. This decision comes at a critical time for students and parents who were preparing for these exams.
The UAE has announced the launch of the 'Basma 15' initiative aimed at providing UAE identity services directly in schools. This initiative is part of efforts to enhance government services and improve the experience for students and parents.
The UAE authorities have announced five major updates that will impact residents' lives in April 2026. These updates involve changes in laws and regulations, reflecting the country's commitment to developing a better living environment.
The UAE's Ministry of Education has announced the cancellation of International Baccalaureate (IB) exams for the current academic year, raising questions about the new grading system known as NECM. This decision comes at a critical time for students and parents amidst ongoing educational challenges.