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FG denies raising minimum age for JSS1 admission to 12 years

Oluwatosin Ogunjuyigbe Jul 26, 2025

The Federal Ministry of Education has dismissed reports claiming that the minimum age for admission into Junior Secondary School 1...

Explainer: What to know about FG’s ₦50m student venture capital grant

Alausa announces 12-year new minimum age for JSS1 admission

Charles Ogwo Jul 25, 2025

The Federal Ministry of Education under the leadership of Tunji Alausa, the minister of education has pegged the entry age...

Nigeria must be proactive in addressing environmental, health challenges—Odukoya

Charles Ogwo Jul 24, 2025

Mary Odukoya, a professor of environmental geochemistry at the University of Lagos, has called on Nigerian policymakers and economic managers...

6,319 UTME results face cancellation as JAMB panel uncovers technology-driven cheating

JAMB discovers 520 fake A’Level certificates for direct entry

Charles Ogwo Jul 22, 2025

… Bello revealed, BUK expelled 500 students with fake results The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has uncovered 520...

From coding to flying planes: Nigeria boosts STEM education for youths

Charles Ogwo Jul 22, 2025

With a focus on innovation and technological advancement, Africa’s most populous country is boosting STEM education for youths, exposing them...

UBEC disbursed N92bn grants to 25 states, FCT — Garba

Charles Ogwo Jul 22, 2025

The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has disbursed the sum of N 92 billion to 25 states and the Federal...

What international students should expect when studying in Australia Chisom Michael Australia continues to attract a growing number of international students due to its globally recognised universities, diverse campuses, and work opportunities after graduation. Each year, thousands of students arrive from across the world to begin academic journeys that often lead to long-term careers and personal development. While many speak of the value of studying in Australia, the path requires careful planning, financial awareness, and support networks to manage the experience. One of the major shifts students face is adjusting to the academic environment. Australian universities encourage independent learning, critical thinking, and open discussions. This may differ from traditional systems where lectures are teacher-centred. Orientation programmes, mentoring, and academic support centres are common across institutions to assist new students. Many students say that adapting to this system improves their confidence and makes them better prepared for future employment. Cost of living is another key concern. According to data from University Living, average expenses can reach AUD 29,710 per year. Most international students are allowed to work up to 48 hours per fortnight during academic sessions. Many take up part-time jobs in sectors such as hospitality and retail. These roles support daily needs and offer skills in communication and workplace dynamics. Cities like Adelaide and Brisbane are often seen as more affordable options. Students also benefit from discounts and scholarship options to reduce costs. Finding a place to live also plays a major role. The student accommodation market is changing fast. There is growing investment in Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA), which offers secure options close to universities. Others choose to live in shared apartments or homestays. University housing teams often help new arrivals understand their choices. Students are also encouraged to explore campuses in regional areas where living costs may be lower. Australia recently made changes to its visa policies. A key update is the new Genuine Student (GS) requirement. This aims to simplify how students show their reason for studying. Proof of funds and English language standards have also been updated to ensure students are better prepared. A major benefit remains the Temporary Graduate visa, which allows students to stay and work in Australia for up to four years after completing their studies. Student well-being is a priority for universities. Institutions offer mental health support, career advice, and student clubs to help students settle in. Many campuses include students from more than 200 countries. This mix fosters peer support and cultural exchange. Seeking help early, making use of career centres, and connecting with community services are seen as key to navigating both study and personal life. While challenges exist, international students who make informed choices and access support often find the experience in Australia both rewarding and life-changing.

NNPC/HEIRS Energies JV launches university scholarship for OML 17 host communities

Ngozi Ekugo Jul 21, 2025

As part of its bold commitment to invest in the future of its host communities, the NNPC/Heirs Energies Joint Venture,...

FG moves to regulate schools as standards dip

Favour Okpale Jul 18, 2025

… JAMB admission seen prioritising mass enrolment over merit The federal government has launched a new ‘National Policy on Non-State...

Otu appoints Francisca Bassey as substantive VC of UNICROSS

Charles Ogwo Jul 18, 2025

In a bold move aimed at strengthening the academic leadership of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), Bassey Edet...

Ebonyi College of Health gets full accreditation

Nkechinyere Oginiyi Jul 17, 2025

Stephen Nwamkpuma, the provost of Ebonyi State College of Health Science and Technology, Ngbo, says the school is now fully...

New teachers recruitment policies boost education standard, says Oyo SUBEB chairman

Remi Feyisipo Jul 17, 2025

…Says govt to embark on massive construction, renovation of classrooms, procurement of furniture …returns 60,000 out-of-school children to classrooms Nureni...

Stakeholders push for digital literacy, safety for Nigerian girls

200 teachers trained on digital literacy as 100 Osun schools receive routers

BusinessDay Jul 16, 2025

Two hundred public school teachers in Osun State have been trained in digital literacy as part of efforts to strengthen...

‎Osun APM affirms Makinde as 2027 presidential candidate

Omituntun Initiative in Diaspora unveils 2025 Seyi Makinde Essay Competition

Charles Ogwo Jul 15, 2025

The Omituntun Initiative in Diaspora (OID) has announced the commencement of the Seyi Makinde Annual Essay Competition 2025, reaffirming its...

Success in entrepreneurship, leadership require more than technical competence – Sanni

Charles Ogwo Jul 15, 2025

…Lagos Business School graduates 212 executive education leaders Oluwatoyin Sanni, founder and executive vice-chair at Emerging Africa Capital Group, has...

UI widens access to higher education for admission seekers nationwide

11 indigent students win UI ASUU indigents scholarship awards

Remi Feyisipo Jul 14, 2025

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Ibadan Chapter has awarded eleven indigent students scholarship awards to the...

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FG to reform UBEC funding guidelines, upskill youths in modern agriculture

Nigeria adopts accelerated basic education for 80m out-of-school children, adults

Osun Govt deploys 1,750 Imole Corps teachers to schools, APC kicks

Nigeria’s Whitesands School’s robotics team emerges Pan African ‘Makers League’ winners

We'll produce more medical doctors, health workers for Nigeria — first female UNIMED VC

Education

FG denies raising minimum age for JSS1 admission to 12 years

Alausa announces 12-year new minimum age for JSS1 admission

Nigeria must be proactive in addressing environmental, health challenges—Odukoya

JAMB discovers 520 fake A’Level certificates for direct entry

From coding to flying planes: Nigeria boosts STEM education for youths

UBEC disbursed N92bn grants to 25 states, FCT — Garba

NNPC/HEIRS Energies JV launches university scholarship for OML 17 host communities

FG moves to regulate schools as standards dip

Otu appoints Francisca Bassey as substantive VC of UNICROSS

Ebonyi College of Health gets full accreditation

New teachers recruitment policies boost education standard, says Oyo SUBEB chairman

200 teachers trained on digital literacy as 100 Osun schools receive routers

Omituntun Initiative in Diaspora unveils 2025 Seyi Makinde Essay Competition

Success in entrepreneurship, leadership require more than technical competence – Sanni

11 indigent students win UI ASUU indigents scholarship awards

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