CTVET hands over outstanding certificates to technical institutes
The Council for Technical and Vocational Education Training (CTVET) on Thursday morning handed over outstanding certificates for students who completed programs between 2014 and...
Secondary schools in two districts to benefit from education management software
Secondary schools in education districts, Region Four and Georgetown will benefit from the implementation of the Education Management Information System (EMIS) software in 2023,...
No “bombs” found at Bishops High; classes to resume tomorrow
There were no explosive devices found at Bishops High School following an inspection of the building today by experts from the Guyana Fire Service...
Govt. couldn’t put aside $4B to make education free at UG? – Economist asks...
"They couldn't put aside the $4B it takes to make UG Free? Clearly, they have no interest in the University or its students."
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Mother feels no remorse for attacking teacher who struck her son with ruler
The parent who allegedly attacked a St. Angela's Primary School teacher has taken to social media to tell her side of the story. The...
GTU calls for heavy penalties against parents who assault teachers
The Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) is calling for strict action to be taken against parents who assault teachers. Its call comes in wake of...
$346M contract inked for reconstruction of North West Secondary
The reconstruction of the North West Secondary School, Mabaruma, Region One, will soon commence following the recent inking of a $346.2M contract between the...
Free education at UG still on the cards – Jagdeo assures
Vice President, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has reiterated his People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Administration's commitment to making education free at the University of Guyana (UG)...
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...
UG still owed $600M in student fees
More than $600M in tuition is still owed to the University of Guyana says Vice Chancellor, Dr. Paloma Mohamed-Martin. She made this revelation during...
