Tag: students
11 Reasons Why Over 75,000 International Students Choose to Study in Spain
Nestled in the Iberian Peninsula in Europe, Spain provides visitors with the limitless opportunity of to enjoy the warm Mediterranean climate; relax on pristine...
How to Improve Academic Writing Skills for UK University Admission
Every semester, thousands of new students apply to universities. Admissions officers read hundreds of essays every day and can spot a lazy one from...
Why Students Should Have Credit Cards
There has always been a debate whether students in the tertiary education system, usually entering their adulthood, should have access to credit cards or...
Technology Advancement and Its Influence on Our Society
Learn more about the four industrial revolutions and modern shift in business, economy and education. Read more to identify key changes.
Raining Renaults: Don’t be alarmed at the largest student rally in Morocco
We’re talking a pandemic of dinky French hatchbacks plastered with sponsorship stickers, travelling along the highways and byways of Spain in a contest to find the shortest route to Marrakesh.
University of Salamanca voted second most beautiful in Europe
Among the attributes of Salamanca’s university, which was opened in 1134, THE noted that the college library had a special attraction to help students.
Junta in desperate plea for emergency teachers as classroom crisis worsens
The Junta has taken unprecedented action by issuing an emergency call via text and email for teachers - or anyone with a teaching qualification - to provide cover.
Spanish students protest over education law
The protests were called by the Students Union with the biggest marches taking place in Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia
13 die as coach carrying foreign students crashes in Spain
The students on the bus were enrolled at Barcelona University as part of the European Erasmus exchange programme
Should we reinstate Jerez’s oldest mosque?
OP blogger Luke Andrews reports that last week students gave respect to their Muslim heritage, posing questions about its place in modern Spanish society
Spain named number two in the world for students studying abroad
The inaugural Best Countries rankings from U.S. News & World Report were unveiled at the World Economic Forum at Davos in January
Secret formula for successful students
Former headmaster of three different schools including one in Gibraltar, Alcaidesa-based Stephen Coventry reveals his five secrets of most-improved students
High dropout rate among Spanish university students
A new report claims only two-thirds of Spanish university students enrolled in a four-year course finish on time
Jerez helps Syrian refugees
Syrian refugees are now settled in Junta de Los Rios
Excess demand for language classes in Malaga
11,647 people appled for courses in 11 different languages
One million ‘Erasmus babies’ born
And 33% of former Erasmus students have a partner of a different nationally
Huge rise in US students to Spanish language schools
A favourable exchange rate has led to a rise in US applicants
Madrid mayor demands students sweep the streets during holidays
The reformist leader wants undergraduates to spend a few months a year sweeping the streets
Gibraltar students visit European Parliament
The group toured the offices of the various political parties
Children’s brain power linked to time spent in ‘green spaces’, says Barcelona study
Children urged to get out of the classroom as Barcelona study links green space to brain power
Record numbers of Spaniards at UK boarding schools
Students from overseas makeup a massive 15% of all UK boarding schools’ intake
Teacher and two Turkish students drown in Marbella
A third student remains in a critical condition and is battling for his life
Spanish students shun the Mediterranean diet
Students across Spain are failing... to get enough Med in their diets
Gap year students three times more likely to work abroad
The study also found 27% meet long-term partners while overseas
Spain’s university graduates worst in literacy and numeracy tests
Spain's university graduates score the lowest marks in a global study of basic literacy and numeracy skills
LATEST NEWS FROM THE OLIVE PRESS
Residents of a city in Spain’s Andalucia were woken up by an earthquake this morning
The earthquake measured 2.6 on the Richter scale
