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...
Education Ministry releases new measures plan for distance learning
As a consequence of the extended closure of schools, the Ministry of Education wishes to provide the following guidance. As was previously announced, the...
Overseas-based Guyanese establish five Computer Learning Centres in Region Six
Five Computer Learning Centres were established yesterday in Region Six at the Auchlyne Primary School, the No. 36 Primary School, the No. 59 Primary...
Guyana sees best-recorded CSEC performance with 73% pass rate
An analysis of the 2019 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examination (CSEC) results reveals that the overall pass rate at the General and...
New moral and civics curriculum to hit classrooms this month – Education Minister
Guyana will begin rolling out a new moral and civics education curriculum in schools this month. This follows calls from community and religious groups...
Textbooks to be given to every public school student starting with primary
The Ministry of Education on Wednesday fulfilled another promise by the Government of Guyana with the commencement of distributing brand-new textbooks to all primary...
UG launches state-of-the-art Dental Training Clinic and lab at Turkeyen Campus
Students, staff, and the surrounding community of the University of Guyana will soon benefit from dental services at the Turkeyen Campus with the launch...
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...
GTU ready to head back to negotiation table with Gov’t
Months after inking an agreement to make official salary increases for public school teachers for a three-year period (2016 to 2018), the Guyana Teachers...
CXC Chairman concerned about low enrollment at tertiary institutions
Chairman of the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) Sir Hillary Beckles has expressed concerns with regard to the number of young people in the region...
