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This site provides three main types of assistance:

News about schools in Asia Pacific. If you or your school would like to post news articles, please contact us. We can give you author access to the site which will allow you to write news articles for our editor to review and publish
Resources Published by APEO. All resources published by APEO and friends are available on this website for free download. However, you must be a registered user to be able to download these resources. To register, click here. After you confirm your account, log in to the site and you will be given download access.
Adjunct Faculty. There are a number of faculty whom you can contact and invite to come to your school to teach specialized courses which your faculty may not be qualified to teach. To view these faculty, you must be registered. Once you are registered (see above), log in and you will be able to view the Adjunct Faculty menu.

If you have a question, do not hesitate to contact us via the Contact Us page on the top menu.

Adding News Articles to the APEO Website

It is now possible for selected users of the APEO website to add news articles to the website. This article gives a little guidance as to how to do this. Click read more to see the instructions for this process.

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