Govt. commissions $346.2M North West Secondary School in Mabaruma
President, Dr. Irfaan Ali, along with key officials from the Ministry of Education, on Monday commissioned the newly rebuilt North West Secondary School in...
Education Ministry, GPF sign MOU to enhance the capacity of police instructors
The Ministry of Education and the Guyana Police Force (GPF) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to allow the force to access training at...
COVID-19: UG students, staff to continue online interactions
The Transitional Management Committee (TMC) of the University of Guyana has advised that staff and students of both campuses (Turkeyen and Tain) and the...
Education Ministry scraps essay competition on breakfast programme
The Ministry of Education has caved to public pressure as it scrapped an essay competition calling on children to write about "A Daily Breakfast...
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...
GTU General Secretary still fumbling to address 35 years of unaudited accounts
It is now two days since President of the Guyana Teachers' Union, Coretta McDonald has failed to address accusations that the accounts of her...
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...
GTU commits to pressing for even more for its membership
Public school teachers last month started to receive retroactive payment agreed to between their union, the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU), and the Ministry of...
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...
Significant improvement in Maths at CSEC, but pass rate remains under 50%
While there was a five percent increase in pass rate in Mathematics at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certification (CSEC), the overall performance rate still...
