51 teachers graduate from Special Education Needs Programme at CPCE
Dear Editor,
Permit me to bring to your attention, an important initiative that aims to enhance the quality of education for students with disabilities and...
US$218,000 to upgrade TVET facilities
A contract to the tune of US$218,050 was inked yesterday to facilitate the preparation of final designs and provision of construction supervision services for...
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...
Improving matriculation rates remains government’s priority
Improving matriculation rates among students remains a critical focus of the government as efforts are being made to enhance educational outcomes nationwide.
Minister of Education...
GTU has qualms with percentage increase paid to some teachers
Despite efforts by government to seemingly make good on its commitment to hike the salaries of public school teachers, there are some concerns being...
UG students get tour of novel construction techniques at US$300M Vreed-en-Hoop Shore Base facility
Students of the University of Guyana’s Faculty of Technology this week got hands on exposure to the construction techniques being used for the artificial...
Adolescent vaccination drive begins in Region Two
The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination drive began on Friday in Region Two at the Anna Regina Secondary School. First Lady Arya Ali along with the...
CNOOC sends first batch of Guyanese scholars to China in landmark scholarship programme
The inaugural phase of the CNOOC Petroleum Guyana Limited (CPGL) Scholarship Programme has reached a significant milestone as four Guyanese students prepare to embark...
Proof of NIS contributions no longer mandated for UG student loan write-off- VP Jagdeo...
Proof of contributions to the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) will no longer be mandatory for University of Guyana (UG) graduates seeking to benefit from...
Educator Miss Gentle believes violence in schools can be remedied by better moral training...
By Steven Vickerie
Violence in schools has appeared on many news cycles within the past several months. But it seems that even with public condemnation...
