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The world is changing at an unprecedented pace, driven by the rapid advancement of AI, science, and technology, alongside the environmental and societal challenges we face. Sam Harris, American philosopher, neuroscientist, and author, remarked that in the next 100 years, humanity will make as much progress as we did over the last 10,000 years. Imagine compressing millennia of technological breakthroughs into just a century—our students are being prepared for a future we can hardly envision today.
As parents, how are you equipping your children for this rapidly evolving future? How does the pathway to university fit into this journey? Join us for an online webinar, "The Advantage: Unlocking the Path to Higher Education," hosted by Nord Anglia Education. Two of our leading education experts will provide invaluable insights into what it takes to succeed in university admissions.
Bevan Graham Alexander Olya
In this session, Bevan Graham, Vice Principal of The British School of Beijing, Shunyi, and Alexander Olya, Head of Higher Education and Careers Guidance at The British International School Shanghai, Puxi, will address common misconceptions about the university application process and highlight how to leverage resources and the curriculum at Nord Anglia Education international schools to stand out in competitive university applications.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from Nord Anglia's experts. Register now and take the first step toward your child’s successful future!
Join us on October 29th, 7-8 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity for expert advice and a live Q&A.
Scan the QR code in the poster and click the purple "Register" box on the bottom right of the screen (see Registration screenshot below).
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