By Credible On 13 Nov, 2020 Borrowers with excellent credit seeking to refinance student loans in October had an opportunity to lock in the lowest fixed rates ever offered on 10-year loans by lenders competing through the Credible marketplace. For borrowers with credit scores of 720 or higher who used the Credible marketplace to select a lender, …
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By AIT News Desk On Oct 29, 2020 Online assessments pave the way for better people-development decisions Many workers are fearing that their professional progress has stalled as COVID-19 has triggered a ‘career development crisis’ with so many working from home. Questionmark, the online assessment provider, is urging employers to continue to invest in their people’s career development to engage, motivate, and retain workers …
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Credit: Student Times Struggling to keep your eyes open in a lecture is an all too common factor of the university experience. But it doesn’t have to be! Laura Durechova from Graduate Recruitment Bureau gives some handy tips on how to stay awake and avoid exhaustion at university. Eat a nutritious breakfast Cram in some …
By education and parenting reporter Conor Duffy Posted Friday 19 June 2020 at 12:06am, updated Friday 19 June 2020 at 4:40pm The cost of studying humanities at university is set to double, but “job-relevant” course fees will be slashed under an overhaul of tertiary education announced by the Federal Government today. Key points: Under the tertiary education overhaul, humanities and communications will be in the same cost bracket as …
by Chloe Walker Whether you’re a first-year or returning student, your student life should be filled with fun and excitement as you discover new experiences and friends. Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, it feels like there’s a lot of uncertainty right now when it comes to university life. Wondering how you can fully experience student life …
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By Alison Xiao Posted Saturday 18 July 2020 at 7:17am, updated Saturday 18 July 2020 at 12:23pm via abc.net.au. When Bec Cooke lost work during the pandemic, she took time to take stock. Key points: Health care and social assistance could be some of the most stable job sectors ahead Those industries were predicted to grow by 250,000 jobs by 2023 Recruiters say candidates are frequently asking how they …
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Virtual learning environments, VOIP and other networking technologies mean that distance learning is more engaging and dynamic than ever, capable of providing a comprehensive and complete education to students around the world. At Digital Skills, we are proud of the high standards of our video content help helps to deliver a world class learning experience …
