File photo dated 24/05/10 of A-level students sit an A-level maths exam inside a sports hall. Plans to move some GCSE and A-level exams on to screens should be expanded to allow more subjects to pilot ...

Seven-year-old Elena, who is Dr Tessa Dunlop's daughter, is studying the language at home with her parents A campaign has been launched to make Romanian a GCSE option available to students, with ...

The government’s curriculum review needs to be bold and cut what’s not working for young people, says Myles McGinley. Plus a letter from Prof Michael Bassey The emerging evidence on exams and mental ...

Exponent Energy has forayed into EV financing category with the launch of a subsidiary ‘Exponent One’ to offer financing solutions for commercial EV operators VC firm AdvantEdge has infused $2 Mn ...

Bengaluru-based EV energy startup Exponent Energy has launched Exponent One, a fintech and asset management platform focused on financing commercial electric vehicles, as it looks to remove one of the ...

A number of GCSE and A-level exams could be taken on screens by 2030 under new proposals from the exams watchdog. Proposals in a consultation launched on Thursday could see GCSEs in smaller-entry ...

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Branded ‘Exponent Oto’, the kit converts an autorickshaw to an electric vehicle in roughly 24 hours and enables 0-100% charging in about 15 minutes on Exponent’s city network. Battery-tech startup ...

The final curriculum review report, commissioned by Labour last year, has recommended exam volume at key stage 4 be reduced by 10%. The Department for Education said it would work with the regulator ...

Exponent, a European private equity firm that is behind 3,000 jobs in Ireland following a series of deals in recent years, has hired former Ireland rugby captain Johnny Sexton as a senior advisor. Mr ...

The Notebook: Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, it’s Marc Warner, chief executive of AI firm Faculty It’s February 2020. A little known disease called coronavirus is spreading ...