No further talks until agreement honoured – GTU to Gov’t
Before proceeding with further negotiations with the government for another multi-year remuneration agreement for public school teachers, the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU)...
Teachers on strike will not be paid -Education Ministry
The Ministry of Education yesterday evening condemned the “uncaring and unconscionable call” by the Guyana Teachers Union for strike action, and stressed that it...
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...
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....
27,000 nursery school students to receive free health screening by year end
By year end, approximately 27,000 nursery school students will receive free health screening as part of an expansive programme being launched nationwide through a...
Failure to return textbooks can result in students not being able to access future...
Failure to return government-issued textbooks can result in students not benefitting from future "Because We Care" Cash Grants, along with other book-related assistance, the...
Education Minister turns sod for $52M Nursery School at Rockstone
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand on Monday officially turned the sod to mark the construction of a new Nursery School in the hinterland community...
UG adds further relief measures for students
The University of Guyana at a meeting late Tuesday night considered a proposal designed to bring additional relief to its new and continuing students...
CXC to consider petition for Maths resit
The Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) is to consider a petition calling for all students to re-sit the 2019 CSEC Maths exams following serious breaches...
GTI records 77 percent pass rate as 584 students graduate
With a 77 percent pass rate, the Government Technical Institute (GTI) this week graduated 584 students, representing its 67th Convocation and Prize Giving ceremony.
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