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International e-learning conference to open next week in Riyadh

International e-learning conference to open next week in Riyadh

  • Four-day event will feature workshops by experts from around the world
By Arab News ·
How COVID-19 has affected education in Saudi Arabia

How COVID-19 has affected education in Saudi Arabia

By AMEERA ABID ·
Saudi education minister, Egyptian envoy discuss cooperation

Saudi education minister, Egyptian envoy discuss cooperation

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia launches nationwide search for talented students

Saudi Arabia launches nationwide search for talented students

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
Awareness of the learning disorder has improved in Saudi Arabia but experts say more must be done

Awareness of the learning disorder has improved in Saudi Arabia but experts say more must be done

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·
Saudi school students returning to classes under strict measures

Saudi school students returning to classes under strict measures

By Rashid Hassan ·
Saudi minister’s ‘lesson’ on future of education

Saudi minister’s ‘lesson’ on future of education

By SPA ·
Saudi education witnesses rapid transformation in last five years

Saudi education witnesses rapid transformation in last five years

By Arab News ·
Saudi students win four awards in European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad

Saudi students win four awards in European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad

By Arab News ·
Saudi higher education students, staff to be vaccinated before new academic year

Saudi higher education students, staff to be vaccinated before new academic year

By Hala Tashkandi ·
Saudi education minister inaugurates Madinah schools project

Saudi education minister inaugurates Madinah schools project

By SPA ·
Saudi Arabia improves rank in Global Knowledge Index

Saudi Arabia improves rank in Global Knowledge Index

By SPA ·
KSA tagged as ‘one of the fastest countries’ to respond to educational emergencies

KSA tagged as ‘one of the fastest countries’ to respond to educational emergencies

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·

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