News & Events

The Department of Education – Georgetown is inviting Parents and Guardians of pupils attending St Agnes Primary School to an important meeting concerning the welfare of your child/children.

It has been established internationally that the historical stigma associated with TECHVOC Education and Training has been, and continues to be, best addressed by the empowerment phenomena. This is the informed deduction

The Board of Industrial Training (BIT) recently concluded its Heavy-duty Equipment operation (HDEO) course in Mahdia, Region Eight.

The National Accreditation Council (NAC) is expanding its efforts to register post-secondary and tertiary institutions operating in Guyana. Executive Director of NAC, Deborah Jack recently stated the aforementioned…

Sometime ago calls were made for the Ministry of Human Services, now the Social Protection Ministry, to launch an investigation into allegations of an Old Age pension list fraught with ghost pensioners. However, a…

Easter is widely celebrated around the world by Christians. Guyana celebrates Easter with a long weekend from Friday, a national holiday to Monday.

The National Library today received eight computers from the Pele F.C. Alumni Corporation, an organisation from the United States of America (USA).

More than 13,000 pupils began participating in the National Grade Six Assessment which commenced yesterday. Giving pupils motivational talks at two primary schools – Plaisance and Bel Air Primary – was Senior Minister…

Pupils across the country will from today commence the 2017 sitting of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA). The scheduled assessment will be conducted today [Wednesday April 12] and tomorrow [Thursday April 13].

The Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET) today handed over 391 Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) certificates to five technical institutions.

Students from across the Rupununi visited the Iwokrama rainforest, last Wednesday, as part of a Grade Nine Integrated Science research project.

Students, parents, teachers and operators of private schools got their chance to have their say about the 14 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on private tuition, as the government begins a process of carefully reviewing…