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Increasing teachers in the system, creating stimulating learning environments and greater emphasis on early childhood education and spending $4.7B to upgrade infrastructure are among the measures by the government to…

Over four hundred and fifty students (are) are now beneficiaries of full scholarships to attend the University of Guyana and the Guyana School of Agriculture to further their education. The scholarships which were…

Some 36 youths are currently being trained in a skilled area at the Essequibo Technical Institute, through efforts of the Guyana Police Force’s ‘G’ Division.

Aimed at informing listeners of her Government's many plans to further the advancement of the Education Sector and also on budget 2018 Hon. Nicolette Henry, Minister of Education appeared on Ch 93.1 Real FM this morning.

The event which was held at the Guyana Marriot Hotel sought to identify and meet the demands of the engineering and operations management skills required in Guyana’s emerging oil-based industry and economy.

The education sector will, in the near future be furnished with seven trained science teachers from the Cyril Potter College of Education [CPCE]. Another 15 trained teachers will follow subsequently, effectively…

The Ministry of Education in 2018 is seeking to develop its Special Education Needs Diagnostic and Assimilation center located at Turkeyen. This is according to Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry during an exclusive…

Residents of West Demerara – Essequibo Islands, Region Three, were afforded the opportunity to engage a team from the Ministry of Education at the most recent parent-teacher town hall meeting.

..to facilitate upgrade of CPCE’s science facilities

Following reports of sexual misconduct of a male teacher attached to one of the country’s leading secondary school, Minister of Education Nicolette Henry says action will be taken by the ministry to have same…

As the Ministry of Education investigates allegations of sexual misconduct by a teacher at a leading secondary school, Minister Nicolette Henry said there is a need for more awareness on the issue in schools.

As a preamble before the 2018 budget is read, the Minister of Education (MOE), Nicolette Henry in a recent interview with the Department of Public Information (DPI) outlined some areas her ministry will be focussing on…