AI in Education: What’s Holding Back Adoption among Teachers?

AI in Education - Teachers use of AI tools, PRODIREKT

AI in Education: Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize education, yet many teachers remain hesitant to adopt it. While recent data from Education Week points to relevance as a key barrier, deeper systemic issues - such as resistance to change, lack of incentives, and the growing administrative burden - are equally important and need attention.

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PRODIREKT showcases leadership in education abroad at the ST Alphe UK Conference and Star Awards

Education and Study Abroad Industry Recognition fo PRODIREKT and Verbalists Education

PRODIREKT, a leader in the education abroad sector, attended the ST Alphe Conference in London, focusing on fostering existing connections and forging new ones. During the pre-conference period, we visited Dukes Education's academic summer program locations at some of the best-known universities in Oxford, while after the conference, we were privileged to tour the David Game College facilities in London and Bath. Great things are coming for our students!

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Studying in Canada – now is a good time to start!

Why now is a good time to start studying in Canada, PRODIREKT Academic Consultancy

Canada is home to some of the world's best education options. In addition, Canada is considered one of the easiest countries to get permanent residence for international students. International students who complete post-secondary education in Canada have many opportunities to extend their stay and ultimately transition to permanent residence.

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Dangerous lack of student diversity for the main study abroad countries

Student diversity for the main study abroad countries, PRODIREKT Group

05-FEB-2022 | Australia’s new Strategy for international Education sets the government’s strategy for the next ten years. According to the report “The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated that dependence on a small number of markets is not sustainable.” Students from only five countries make up 72% of the international student population in Australia. This has flagged the over-concentration of source countries as a risk to the Higher Education Sector.

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