News & Events

Sixty Nine youths from Region Ten graduated Friday from the National Training Programme for Youth Empowerment (NTPYE) executed by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT).

Youths in Region 3 were today exposed to a range of information on a number of available careers in Guyana. The Education Department of Region 3 in partnership with the Guidance and Counselling Unit held its first…

This year’s sitting of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) is slated to for April 12 and 13. However, Chief Education Officer (ag), Mr. Marcel Hutson, has disclosed that even before participating in the scheduled…

Four Government Technical Institute (GTI) students will now be better equipped to pursue their desired fields of study thanks to scholarship bursaries presented by the Gafoor Foundation.

“Maths is a thing anybody can do it,” has become a popular jingle that has infiltrated the national airwaves, compliments of the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD).

Head teacher at the Success Primary School, Vauldine Adams said the government has been providing the necessary support to the education sector on the island of Leguan which has four primary and nursery schools and one…

The Ministry of Education is moving to develop a new evaluation mechanism to monitor teachers’ performance. Chief Education Officer (CEO) acting, Marcel Hutson said this will allow for greater accountability of teachers…

Whether their kids are just starting kindergarten or entering the final year of high school, there are many good reasons for parents to volunteer at school. It's a great way to show your kids that you take an interest…

Women are better team workers, better at developing relationships and networking, and expert in seeing opportunities where others may not. Those are qualities that are particularly handy when you want to work in the…

Youths in Regions Three and Four will be benefitting from the construction of two training centres by the end of this year.

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The Education Ministry continues to roll-out its Programme for Emergency Education Reform (PEER) to improve the results of Mathematics among primary and secondary school age students.