Month: June 2021

With the effects of covid-19, nearly all universities switched to an online model of teaching. With the impact of the pandemic still lingering- the content of this article is likely to be relevant for the near future or indefinitely. Universities and industries constitute two basic components of society and respectively take up the responsibility for …

Can online university courses offer the same value as traditional teaching methods? Read More »

While the world makes strides in improving its productivity and output, there is a significant workforce requirement to improve each year. Naturally, policymakers focus on making sure that their jurisdictions are as efficient as possible, but it is time that they started paying attention to the double-edged sword it parallels. Students in secondary and tertiary …

Is it time we paid closer attention to stress on students in secondary and higher education? Read More »

With the advent of the internet and supplementary wireless mobile technology (2g and onwards) a consistent theme of many jobs being outclassed and replaced has sustained. The latest research from the World Economic Forum forecasts that by 2025, machines will perform more current work tasks than humans, compared to 71 per cent being performed by …

Is Tech-based Job Redundancy As Bad As It Seems? Read More »