Anam Rizvi

Dubai

Education Editor at The National

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‘I want to make my country proud’: Emirati women embrace coding to support UAE’s digital revolution

Jan 28, 2025 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

Nouf Al Shebli, a student at the 42 Abu Dhabi coding school located in Mina Zayed warehouses district in Abu Dhabi. Pawan Singh / The National Nouf Al Shebli, a student at the 42 Abu Dhabi coding school located in Mina Zayed warehouses district in Abu Dhabi. Pawan Singh / The National‘I want to make my country proud’: Emirati women embrace coding to support UAE’s digital revolutionCitizens share success stories as they embrace technology to switch up their career prospects
UAE teachers become social media influencers to create classrooms with a difference

Jan 25, 2025 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

UAE teachers become social media influencers to create classrooms with a difference
Earth’s oceans are ‘perilously close’ to tipping point, marine biologist says

Jan 15, 2025 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

Marine biologist and oceanographer Dr Sylvia Earle at SeaWorld Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The NationalEarth’s oceans are ‘perilously close’ to tipping point, marine biologist saysDr Sylvia Earle says humanity must change its behaviour if it is to survive
Inside one of Dubai’s most expensive schools, from Dh200,000 fees to esports classrooms

Jan 14, 2025 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

Architect plans for Gems School of Research and Innovation, which aims to cater to the 'super-premium' demand in Dubai. Photo: Gems Education Architect plans for Gems School of Research and Innovation, which aims to cater to the 'super-premium' demand in Dubai.
Dubai private school enrollment increases 6 per cent as emirate's population continues to rise

Jan 9, 2025 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

Dubai British School Jumeria welcomes pupils on the first day of term. Chris Whiteoak / The NationalDubai British School Jumeria welcomes pupils on the first day of term. Chris Whiteoak / The NationalDubai private school enrollment increases 6 per cent as emirate's population continues to riseTen new schools opened for the current academic year
UAE schools start global hunt for talent with 900 vacancies to fill

Jan 9, 2025 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

School operator Taaleem is recruiting for new teachers at Dubai British School Mira that will open in August. Credit: TaaleemSchool operator Taaleem is recruiting for new teachers at Dubai British School Mira that will open in August. Credit: TaaleemUAE schools start global hunt for talent with 900 vacancies to fillHow schools in the Emirates are finding new talent to meet growing demand
UAE schools pay tribute to nation’s pearl-diving history ahead of Eid Al Etihad

Nov 29, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

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Long waiting lists at Dubai’s top private schools prompts operators to open new campuses | The National

Nov 26, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

Dubai English Speaking School will be opening a new primary school next year. Photo: Dubai English Speaking School Dubai English Speaking School will be opening a new primary school next year.
Private schools committed to developing Emirati teachers despite public sector 'brain drain'

Nov 22, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi |Ahmed S. Almansoori |Nour Ibrahim

Year two children attend an Islamic class at the British International School in Abu Dhabi. The NationalLeading school group says many Emiratis it trains move to government schools to secure better salaries and less intensive schedules
After scrapping Emsat, UAE universities should use degree-relevant school grades for admission

Nov 20, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Anam Rizvi

The new guidelines focus on widening access to higher education for high school graduates. Photo: handout The new guidelines focus on widening access to higher education for high school graduates. Photo: handoutAfter scrapping Emsat, UAE universities should use degree-relevant school grades for admissionMinistry of Education unveils a host of guidelines to widen access to higher educationThe latest news and analysis from the Emirates By signing up, I agree to The National's privacy policy

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Anam Rizvi

Articles

‘I want to make my country proud’: Emirati women embrace coding to support UAE’s digital revolution

UAE teachers become social media influencers to create classrooms with a difference

Earth’s oceans are ‘perilously close’ to tipping point, marine biologist says

Inside one of Dubai’s most expensive schools, from Dh200,000 fees to esports classrooms

Dubai private school enrollment increases 6 per cent as emirate's population continues to rise

UAE schools start global hunt for talent with 900 vacancies to fill

UAE schools pay tribute to nation’s pearl-diving history ahead of Eid Al Etihad

Long waiting lists at Dubai’s top private schools prompts operators to open new campuses | The National

Private schools committed to developing Emirati teachers despite public sector 'brain drain'

After scrapping Emsat, UAE universities should use degree-relevant school grades for admission

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