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Transforming Education for the Real-world: No subjects, no classrooms, no exams

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Tuesday, June 28, 2022
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DUBAI, UAE, June 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Education in Motion (EiM), the education provider behind some of today's most forward-thinking schools around the world, announced that it has made a significant minority investment in School of Humanity, which reimagines the high school experience with a focus on future-readiness by offering personalised, interdisciplinary, competency-based, real-world learning paths and industry leader mentorships.

Key Points: 
  • School of Humanity's innovative pedagogy and online-first engagement models are completely aligned with that task and our vision for the future of education."
  • It offers three online learning programs: a four-year High School; Ascend, its After School offering; and a six-week Summer School.
  • Education in Motion (EiM) aspires to be the global leader in pioneering education for a sustainable future, inspiring generations of learners to Live Worldwise.
  • Today, EiM's portfolio includes Dulwich College International, Dulwich International High School, Dehong , Green School International, Hochalpines Institut Ftan AG, Wo Hui Mandarin, and EiM Ventures.

NUCB International College: A World-class International Boarding High School to Open in Japan

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Wednesday, April 20, 2022
Primary, Secondary, Education, Consumer, Teens, Parenting, Children, University, NUCB Business School, Educational institution, IB Diploma Programme, NUCB, Faculty, Nagoya University, NIC, Bridging, Commerce, Summer school, Education, IBDP, Parent, Harvard University, Student, EQUIS, KEI, Secondary school, Nagoya University of Commerce & Business, AMBA, Multimedia, House, School, AACSB, Management, Tutoring

Kurimoto Educational Institute (KEI, Chairman: Dr. Hiroyuki Kurimoto), the parent organisation of the Nagoya University of Commerce (NUCB) received the official approval for the establishment of its boarding high school, NUCB International College (NIC).

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  • Kurimoto Educational Institute (KEI, Chairman: Dr. Hiroyuki Kurimoto), the parent organisation of the Nagoya University of Commerce (NUCB) received the official approval for the establishment of its boarding high school, NUCB International College (NIC).
  • NIC stands at the brink of an educational shift, being the only International Boarding High School in Japan implementing innovative early leadership education through the Harvard-style Case Method.
  • With reference to international boarding school standards, boarding life is supported daily by House Supervisors and House Mentors.
  • Parent organisation of NUCB Undergraduate School, NUCB Business School, and Nagoya International Junior and Senior High Schools, KEI promotes the high-quality internationalisation of education by acquiring international accreditations (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA, and IBDP) for the schools it establishes, since 1935.

Accel-KKR Tops the 2021 HEC - DowJones Private Equity Performance Ranking

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Monday, January 24, 2022
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The Private Equity industry is notorious for being opaque and access to any data is chronically difficult.

Key Points: 
  • The Private Equity industry is notorious for being opaque and access to any data is chronically difficult.
  • In particular, little is known about the performance and competitive behaviour of the key PE Firms.
  • Until recently, the only available rankings for Private Equity were based on size alone, which has very limited meaning.
  • Since 2009, HEC Paris and DowJones have joined forces to publish regular rankings of PE Firms based on their historic performance and expected future competitiveness respectively.