Police brothers from Albouystown graduate UG with Diplomas in Public Management
From the vibrant area of Hogg Street, Albouystown, two brothers employed within the Guyana Police Force (GPF), Kwame and Wesley Harris proudly graduated on...
Saddam Hussain is new Chief Education Officer
The Ministry of Education announced today that the new Chief Education Officer will be Mr. Saddam Hussain.
Mr. Hussain has been a classroom teacher for...
Guyana splurging oil wealth on training next generation of leaders
Recognizing the importance of a well-trained workforce in driving long-term economic growth, the government of Guyana is making a number of strategic investments in...
$27M block commissioned at West Demerara Secondary
A new $27 million building has been commissioned at West Demerara Secondary School in Region Three.
The new two-storey building features five large classrooms and...
Eureka Labs owner makes Computer Centre for Kimbia Primary possible
At a commissioning ceremony for a spanking new computer lab for the Kimbia Primary School on Sunday, Head of Eureka Labs, Andrew Boyle told...
Govt.’s substantial investment in UG sparks calls for enhanced academic standards
Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo recently underscored the need for the University of Guyana (UG) to enhance its degree programmes amid substantial government investment,...
US$250,953 contract signed for design of Hospitality Training Institute
A contract worth US$250,953 was signed today between the Ministry of Education and local chartered architects, Deen and Partners, for the design of a...
‘Guyana’s future rests in you’ – President Ali tells GOAL graduates
– 2,000 Guyanese scholars to graduate in the coming days
At a packed ceremony at the National Cultural Centre in Georgetown on Monday, President Dr. Mohamed...
St. Joseph High student cops second place in CARICOM essay writing competition
Hadiah McBean, a student of the St. Joseph High School copped second place and carted off a cash price of US$750, when the
CARICOM Competition...
119 secondary school students register to learn crop, soil, commercial food preparation, furniture making
On January 31, 2022, the Ministry of Education registered its first batch of students into the Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) programme totalling 119 students...
