Ngozi Ekugo

The Indian passport ranks as the second cheapest worldwide, maintaining its distinction as the most cost-effective in terms of “cost per year” of validity.

In Canada, over 1 million foreign students are primarily restricted to low-wage, part-time jobs.

Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, has announced that from September, international students will have the opportunity to work off-campus for up to 24 hours per week.

A new report from the think-tank, Onward, has proposed a radical overhaul of the UK’s higher education system.

Canada’s Startup Visa Program (SUV) has implemented a cap on the annual processing of permanent residence applications, limiting them to a maximum of 10 startups per designated organization.

The conventional command-control model of performance management is losing traction due to a growing emphasis on teamwork, shared leadership, and the ongoing struggle to attract and retain skilled employees.

A recent United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) report has highlighted the negative impact of social media and digital technology on the well-being, learning, and career decisions of girls both globally and in Nigeria.

Labour experts indicated that the aging workforce will likely have to work longer to support themselves, therefore workplaces must now focus on attracting and retaining older workers.

Medical professionals from Nigeria who are planning to relocate to the United Kingdom to pursue their career have to consider some factors before making the big move.

Linkedin, a business and employment-focused social media platform. The platform has made three key predictions for the future of recruiting based on Gen AI’s promise to transform the way work is done.