Leading eLearning company CORE Education is showing its commitment to the Singaporean market by sending five staff members to the International Conference on Teaching and Learning in Technology (ICTLT).
Allowing children to explore the real world of money is the driver behind a new online game soon to be launched in New Zealand.
The JRA Best Workplaces Survey is the largest employee engagement survey in New Zealand. Almost 31,000 employees across New Zealand took part across 245 organisations.
Across the 60 questions covering a range of measures, including communication, culture and values, common purpose, learning and development, and reward and recognition, the CORE team scored consistently high. Where the majority of participants rated 68% when asked “I feel my contribution is valued”, CORE scored over 90%.
As one of New Zealand’s foremost educational research and professional development organisations, providing a range of services to schools and early childhood centres, CORE is now leading many hundreds of New Zealand organisations as a finalist in the JRA Best Workplaces Awards.
Oceanic Fusion of St. Thomas of Canterbury College won the Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme Company of the Year award for 2010 at the national Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) National Awards and Gala Dinner tonight.
Ali Hughes, CORE Education's CEO and General Manager, has been awarded the prestigious Association for Tertiary Management's (ATEM) Meritous Services Award.
ULearn, New Zealand's premier education conference, organised by CORE Education, has made the decision to forge ahead with the event, scheduled for the first week of October.
The Awards are offered as part of the CORE Education Foundation programme, and applications may be submitted at any time from the end of May through to the end of August.
The aim of the Travel Scholarship is to encourage and celebrate a teacher's or leader's thought leadership in education. Up to $5,000 will go towards travel, accommodation, event registration & expenses for a teacher to attend an international education event. To enter, teachers need to submit a perspective piece relating to CORE’s Ten Trends.
All of it looks great – can’t wait to go back and look to get ideas for a start point in the process of developing our delivery of the New Zealand Curriculum.
