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More students fly to Australia
- By Premita Leelachand
- Published 03/11/2010
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Having the rights of international students protected by the law has made Australia a very coveted study destination for Mauritian students. However, the Australian authorities warn potential students going for Australia to strictly abide by the rules.
History in the limelight
- By Premita Leelachand
- Published 03/11/2010
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Our heritage lies in our history and knowing about our history is a way to preserve and respect it. With this idea in mind, students of the University of Mauritius organised a History of Mauritius Fair at the Paul Octave Wiehé auditorium to increase awareness on the subject, on Friday 5.
IGCSE Awards
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/11/2010
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Le Bocage International School organised the IGCSE Awards ceremony for
students of Form V in Moka, on Friday 5. 71 students received their
International General Certificate of Secondary Education, certificates
from the hands of Dr. Rama Sithanen, Minister of Finance, who was the
guest of honour on the occasion.
What Gandhi said about teachers
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/11/2010
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Thousands of teachers cannot be had for the asking, nor will they live
by begging. They must have a salary guaranteed and we shall require
quite an army of teachers; their remuneration cannot be in proportion
to the intrinsic worth of their calling, but it will have to be in
proportion to the capacity of the nation for payment.
Edu News
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/11/2010
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Protest march
Teachers of private secondary schools are planning a pacific protest march on April 24. The announcement was made by Yahya Paraouty, president of the UPSEE on Wednesday.
Teachers of private secondary schools are planning a pacific protest march on April 24. The announcement was made by Yahya Paraouty, president of the UPSEE on Wednesday.
Catching 'em young to read
- By Premita Leelachand
- Published 03/5/2010
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A reading culture must be developed at an early age. With a view to achieving this, the Municipal Council of Vacoas/Phoenix organised literary activities for students of primary schools of the town in the month of February.
Safety measures during sports
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/5/2010
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The tragic incident at a private school during which a student lost his
life while participating in the annual cross-country has surely caused
people, particularly parents, to question the value of sports.
Unitech 2010
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/5/2010
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After four successful editions, the Information Systems Society, in collaboration with the Students' Union of the University of Mauritius, organised Unitech 2010 at the Paul Octave Wiehé Auditotium from February 26 to March 1.
Edu News
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/5/2010
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Career World 2010
For the 18th consecutive year, the Rotary Club of Grand Bay organised an education fair, Career World 2010, at the Swami Vivekananda International Convention Centre in Pailles, from Wednesday 23 February to Saturday 27.
For the 18th consecutive year, the Rotary Club of Grand Bay organised an education fair, Career World 2010, at the Swami Vivekananda International Convention Centre in Pailles, from Wednesday 23 February to Saturday 27.
Edu News
- By News On Sunday
- Published 03/5/2010
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All about astrophysics
Professor Jayant Vishnu Narlikar, a renowned astrophysician, was on an official visit to Mauritius upon the request of the Ministry of Industry, Science and Research and the Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre from March 1 to 4.
Professor Jayant Vishnu Narlikar, a renowned astrophysician, was on an official visit to Mauritius upon the request of the Ministry of Industry, Science and Research and the Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre from March 1 to 4.
Golden Team offers help to needy
- By Nesh Raman
- Published 02/26/2010
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They are young and dynamic. Their sole motivation is to bring a change in their society. These seven young students have taken the initiative to help the needy Mauritian youth despite their limited means.
Another sans faute for RTSS
- By Premita Leelachand
- Published 02/26/2010
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The Rabindranath Tagore Secondary School is an example of a regional school which is capable of providing quality education. For the past four years, the school has been scoring 100% at the School Certificate examination and this year, seven of its students have been ranked in the HSC exam.
Be motivated & get started
- By News On Sunday
- Published 02/26/2010
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Education is the passport to success and eventually to a happy life, but many students find studying hard or even boring. Fortunately, studying can be made easy and exciting with the willpower to succeed, and with some easy techniques and simple habits.
Handling security risks
- By News On Sunday
- Published 02/26/2010
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Awareness and training are of utmost importance to ensure that today’s information society is well-equipped with the essential know-how and expertise to handle security risks and threats. To cater for this ever-increasing demand, C-SAC (School of Advanced Computing) is launching MSc in Information Security and Forensics in March 2010.
Edu News
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- Published 02/26/2010
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OVEC fair—a success
The Mauritius Commercial Bank, in collaboration with Overseas Education Centre, held the Mauritius International Education Fair in its locals in Port Louis on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21.
The Mauritius Commercial Bank, in collaboration with Overseas Education Centre, held the Mauritius International Education Fair in its locals in Port Louis on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21.

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