Teaching Service Commission vital to enhancing teaching profession – President Ali
President Dr Irfaan Ali stressed that the re-constituted Teaching Service Commission (TSC) makes a vital contribution to enhancing professionalism in the teaching profession.
During brief...
Gov’t to urgently address deficit of Maths specialists in the education sector
Mathematics and English are two of the main subjects that are required for matriculation. However, while the local performance at English A...
Guyana gets US$90M IDB loan to strengthen education sector
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) disclosed moments ago that it approved a $90 million loan to contribute to human capital development in Guyana. The...
Teachers’ salary negotiation talks collapse amid Union/Ministry disagreement
Talks between the Guyana Teachers' Union (GTU) and the Ministry of Education over teachers' salary increases have collapsed as both sides have failed to...
NGSA 2022: Three share top position
Three students have tied for the top position at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA). They are Jonathan Avery Gomes of Josel Education...
Govt. cancels $203M in student debt
As part of its ongoing efforts to make tertiary education free by 2025, the Government of Guyana, through the Ministry of Finance, has written...
Diverse BIT cohort achieves educational milestone
The latest Board of Industrial Training (BIT) cohort saw numerous individuals from diverse backgrounds reaching a new educational milestone.
On Monday, 40 graduates from Region...
Education Ministry announces significant benefits for teachers under new agreement
The Ministry of Education has announced a new Memorandum of Agreement (MoU) that brings substantial improvements to the compensation and benefits for teachers nationwide....
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...
St. Joseph High student cops second place in CARICOM essay writing competition
Hadiah McBean, a student of the St. Joseph High School copped second place and carted off a cash price of US$750, when the
CARICOM Competition...
