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Education Industry

Why branding on social media is a must for education industry

Jasleen Kaur Taneja Sep 29 2017 - 8 min read

In modern times, an educational institute doesn’t only sustain with a building with classrooms, teachers, students and other infrastructure. Like other brick and mortar stores, it requires branding via advertising and social media publicity. After all, education, too, is an industry and for educational institutions to sustain, building the brand is of utmost importance.What exactly ...

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Higher Education

Franchising in higher education? Why not, says Imperial College Chairman

Jasleen Kaur Taneja Sep 29 2017 - 5 min read

Higher education is a critical catalyst for economic growth, social development and nation building. Globalisation, urbanisation, increasing income levels and aspirations, coupled with growing business complexities, have increased the demand for business managers and hence, management programs. But not many of these higher education institutes take the franchising route. However, in an interview with Franchise ...

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Education Industry

Design education the next big sector?

Jasleen Kaur Taneja Sep 29 2017 - 3 min read

Design is essentially a synthesising discipline. It does not have its repository or knowledge bank, like for example in law, medicine etc. The generalist and multidisciplinary approach allows Design to draws its knowledge base from almost all other disciplines. Hence, design education is highly experiential in nature.The Indian corporate world and the ever-demanding Indian consumers ...

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Education Industry

How India can become a desired education destination for developed nations

Jasleen Kaur Taneja Sep 29 2017 - 3 min read

As per FICCI-EY Report 2015, India, by 2020, will be the epicentre of working age population with more than 906 million workforce. By 2030, the greying developed world is expected to face a workforce shortage of approximately 56 million. As the third largest economy and the availability of young skilled workforce, the world will collaborate ...

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Education Interview

City of Oxford College looks at 2,50,000 learners and 25 Skill Universities in 5 years

Jasleen Kaur Taneja Sep 29 2017 - 6 min read

Skills and knowledge are the driving force of economic growth and social development for any country. Indian demographic has a unique facet of being fraught with a majority of young populace. The education sector in India is well developed and mature. The nation's educational infrastructure offers a concrete system comprising of Primary education, Secondary education ...

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