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October 04, 2009

The Schools United are pleased to announce the launch of a new recruitment tool for schools.  Registered schools can now post vacancies for free.

Furthermore, any teachers seeking employment can apply for the jobs posted.  Job seakers do not need to be registered with TSU.

The Schools United can help take the strain and much of the cost out of recruiting teaching staff. With instant access to a worldwide database of schools and teachers, TSU can offer the perfect match for your vacancies. Post your vacancies and watch responses flow in from around the world. Help solve the recruitment issues facing your school.

To visit the recruitment area please click here

Keywords: School Jobs, School Recruitment, The Schools United

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September 10, 2009

We apolgise for any downtime over the past couple of days.  This was due to TSU switching to a new server.

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August 02, 2009

Coming soon - The Schools United can help take the strain and much of the cost out of recruiting teaching staff.

With instant access to a worldwide database of schools and teachers, TSU can offer the perfect match for your vacancies.

Post your vacancies and watch responses flow in from around the world.  Help solve the recruitment issues facing your school.

From September, visit theschoolsunited.com and find out how to post your first vacancy.

The Schools United - more than just the premier networking facility for the global education community.

 

 

 

Keywords: Employment, News, Staff, Teacher, The Schools United, Vacancies

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June 14, 2009

Barack Obama on education

 "On education, we will expand exchange programs, and increase scholarships, like the one that brought my father to America, while encouraging more Americans to study in Muslim communities.  And we wil match promising Muslim students with internships in America; invest in online learning for teachers and students around the world; and create a new online network, so a teenager in Kansas can communicate instantly with a teenager in Cairo. 

Keywords: Barack Obama, Education., Politics

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March 02, 2009

Schools from over 50 countries have now registered with The Schools United.  We now have registrations from the following countries.

Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belarus, Belgium, Bolivia, Cook Islands, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Guatemala, Greece, Holland, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malaysia, Malta, Morocco, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Pakistan, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Sudan, Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, United States and Uzbekistan.

Many Thanks for your registrations and support!

The Schools United Team

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February 10, 2009

Have you had a look at umgumbo yet? This is really exciting. The team at umgumbo are developing a 3D VLE (Virtual Learning Environment) that should be a big hit. It's not released yet but they wanted to share their idea and hope to get some feedback from you.

The idea is a classroom in space – you will be able to attach learning materials to things in the classroom by drag and drop. How cool is that!

They tell me that they plan to launch a version that is working enough to be useful at the Education Show in March. And they want to get some early adopters using it for free.

Looks good to us and is in line with our policy of only accepting advertisements for special goods or services not easily accessible to schools everywhere.

 

Click the link below to visit the site.

 

http://www.umgumbo.com

Keywords: Science, The Schools United, Umgumbo

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January 07, 2009

The Schools United will be exhibiting at the BETT 2009 (14th-17th January), the world’s largest educational technology
event, taking place at London's Olympia Exhibition Centre.

If you wish to know more about The Schools United, please come along to BETT and visit our stand (CKJB)

Keywords: BETT, News, The Schools United

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December 05, 2008

The Schools United can give your middle school the opportunity to build links with other primary schools across the world.  The Schools United can offer your school the free facility to share educational resources and experiences with other primary schools.

Please click the link below register your primary school and form 'links' with schools from over 40 countries.

http://www.theschoolsunited.com/community/mod/invite/register.php

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November 25, 2008

The Schools United can give your high school the chance to form links with other high schools worldwide.  The Schools United provides your school the free facility to share educational resources and experiences with other high schools.

Please click the link below register your high school and form 'links' with schools from over 40 countries.

http://www.theschoolsunited.com/community/mod/invite/register.php

 

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The Schools United can give your middle school the opportunity to build links with other middle schools worldwide.  The Schools United can offer your school the free facility to share educational resources and experiences with other middle schools.

Please click the link below register your middle school and form 'links' with schools from over 40 countries.

http://www.theschoolsunited.com/community/mod/invite/register.php

 

 

Keywords: Middle Schools, The Schools United

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