Guyana’s teachers undergoing ICT training to deliver online classes
More than half of the nation’s teachers have already registered for the ProFuturo Online training programme, the Education Ministry said today.
Since the official launch...
Schools remain closed until further notice- National COVID-19 Task Force
Schools remain closed until further notice- National COVID-19 Task Force
According to a statement this morning by the National COVID-19 Task Force (NCTF), schools across...
Learning Channel boss not related to Education Minister – Ministry responds to Oppos. MP’s...
The Education Ministry says it strongly rejects claims made by Opposition Member of Parliament (MP), Catherine Hughes about “nepotism” at the Guyana Learning Channel...
Mandatory Human Relations Programme for UG Staff, Students
The University of Guyana’s Academic Board and Council has unanimously endorsed the rollout of an innovative and far- reaching programme aimed at supporting exposure,...
Childlink calls for probe into alleged flogging of student at QC
Please see the full release from Childlink Inc.:
Childlink INC strongly condemns and calls for a thorough investigation in the incident of 10 students’ being...
81 minibus operators enlightened on appearance, conduct
The Ministry of Business and the United Minibus Union (UMU) approved the long awaited Code of Conduct for Minibus Operators on January 04, last.
In...
GDF, Education Ministry collaborate to advance Physical Education in schools
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) is preparing to collaborate with the Ministry of Education to roll out the President’s plan of dedicating time for...
Grades 10, 11 and 12 students to return to classrooms from next month
Earlier this month, the Ministry of Education announced that secondary schools will re-open based on the rollout of the vaccination programme for adolescents aged...
Police must act swiftly to capture persons who assaulted Region 5 teacher- Education Minister
Education Minister, Priya Manickchand during a live social media broadcast today, urged investigators to act swiftly so that the perpetrators in the assault of...
Petroleum revenues, free tertiary education will reverse “brain drain” – President
The President of Guyana, David Granger said that revenues from the petroleum sector along with free tertiary education will allow for a“brain gain” rather...
