CXC delays start of CSEC, CAPE examinations by three weeks
On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) held an emergency meeting to discuss several matters related to the Regional Examinations. Coming...
10 TVET educators now equipped with Diploma in Heavy-Duty Equipment Maintenance
Ten educators are now equipped with Diplomas in Heavy-Duty Equipment Maintenance as the Education Ministry moves to enhance the delivery of Technical and Vocational...
Eligibility deadline extended for” Because We Care” cash grant; 3300 more children to benefit
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand has announced that the eligibility deadline qualifying new entrants into the public education system for the Government of Guyana’s...
Diverse BIT cohort achieves educational milestone
The latest Board of Industrial Training (BIT) cohort saw numerous individuals from diverse backgrounds reaching a new educational milestone.
On Monday, 40 graduates from Region...
No cutting of budget for tertiary institutions, govt committed to upgrading quality of education...
On the heels of the announcement to abolish tuition fees for the University of Guyana (UG) and all government technical institutions, Vice President Dr....
Education Ministry’s statement on meeting with CXC to resolve grades debacle
The Minister of Education Priya Manickchand and team engaged the Registrar of Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) and team on Wednesday, October 14th, 2020 regarding...
COVID-19 exposes troubling gaps in education system; more comprehensive plan needed- Former Chief Education...
Former Chief Education Officer (CEO), Olato Sam, is of the firm conviction that the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed some longstanding issues which have plagued...
Human Service Ministry, Coursera partner to address gaps in education, workforce
The Human Services and Social Security Ministry (MHSSS) on Thursday launched its Gender Gap in Education and Workforce Initiative, a $50 million programme geared...
Guyanese professor to present paper at high-level conference in India
Guyanese Professor, Tota Mangar who is known for his expertise in Indo-Guyanese history, will be attending an international conference in New Delhi, India from...
UG still owed $600M in student fees
More than $600M in tuition is still owed to the University of Guyana says Vice Chancellor, Dr. Paloma Mohamed-Martin. She made this revelation during...
