UG sees surge in applications as gov’t rolls out free tertiary education
The prestigious University of Guyana (UG) continues to receive applications for the 2025/2026 academic year, with more than 1200 applications coming in weekly.
The application...
Guyana Energy Conference extends Essay Competition deadline to Jan.15; encourages Hinterland students to participate
The Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo has extended the deadline for its inaugural essay competition to January 15, 2025. This move provides...
CXC to conduct review, possible revisions of CSEC, CAPE results
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) will be conducting a period of review into grades it issued with respect to the recent Caribbean Secondary Education...
Fees for govt.’s technical and vocational institutions to be abolished from January 2025 –...
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali announced on Wednesday that all fees for government technical and vocational institutions will be completely abolished from January 2025.
“I...
North West Secondary School expansion must meet January deadline – Min Parag
– tells contractor to increase manpower, extend working hours
Minister of Education Sonia Parag wants the contractors to increase their manpower and extend the working...
GWI awards 19 bursaries to employees’ children who wrote NGSA
Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) has awarded nineteen (19) bursaries to children of its employees who performed exceptionally at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment...
NGSA 2021 sees 95% turnout
The National Grade Six Assessment began yesterday with pupils writing papers One and Two for English language and Science, in the morning and afternoon...
UG waiving proof of certificates for entry amid delay in CXC review of 2020...
The University of Guyana (UG) is waiving requirements, particularly the provision of Caribbean Examination Council (CXC)’s certificates for persons desirous of getting into the...
President urges UG Graduates to use newly acquired skills to revolutionise Guyana’s development
The University of Guyana's graduating class of 2020/2021 was recently urged by President, Dr. Irfaan Ali to use their newly-acquired skills to develop themselves...
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...
