Gov’t commits to supporting scholars studying overseas amid COVID-19 crisis
The Department of Public Service has reaffirmed its commitment to students studying overseas on scholarships. In fact, the department said that it remains in...
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...
Teachers can now submit documents electronically to MoE’s HR Department
The Ministry of Education advises that all documents which would normally be ‘hand-delivered’ to the Human Resources Department of the Ministry of Education at...
Inter-ministerial collaboration set to improve Canje Secondary’s agriculture science programme
The Agriculture Science programme that is offered to the students of the Canje Secondary School is set to be improved through an...
No “bombs” found at Bishops High; classes to resume tomorrow
There were no explosive devices found at Bishops High School following an inspection of the building today by experts from the Guyana Fire Service...
Technology provider offers free online tutoring, practice for students in wake of COVID-19
In order to support the continuing education of students while schools are closed due to the threat of the Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19), Local...
2019 NGSA results for July 3 release
The results for the 2019 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) is slated to be announced on Wednesday, July 3, 2019. This is...
Three more Essequibo primary schools to benefit from Literacy & Robotics Programme
Three more primary schools in the Essequibo Islands-West Demerara region (Region Three) will now benefit from the Ministry of Education’s Literacy and Robotics Programme.
These...
President unhappy with English, Science, and Social Studies results at NGSA
While acknowledging improvements in the area of Mathematics at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), President David Granger said he is...
Investments must be made to capitalise on technological opportunities in the education sector –...
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand stated that investments must be made to efficiently capitalize on technological opportunities in the education sector to combat the...
