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- Traditional Britain Group Conference 2018
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- Review of 2017 Chingford recital
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- Piano recital in Chingford
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Category Archives: Education
Fellowship of the College of Violinists
I was greatly honoured recently to be elected a Fellow of the College of Violinists “for services to the International Private Education Sector”. The College of Violinists was founded in 1890 and has been administered by the Victoria College of … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Traditional Britain Group Conference 2018
What has gone wrong with our education system? These days more than ever there are profound concerns among the public as to what pupils and students are being taught, and as to the influence of particular political and other ideologies … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Talks, Traditional Britain Group
Private universities in Costa Rica – some observations on legal status and international comparability
According to a newspaper article published in 2012, “Costa Rica’s educational system is continually highlighted as one of the best in Latin America and it continues to produce quality graduates that are rapidly absorbed by private companies and state institutions.” … Continue reading
Posted in Education
