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Guyana shone on the big Caribbean education stage in Barbados Thursday night when two secondary school scholars and a school were awarded for outstanding academic performances at the Caribbean Examinations Council level.

The Guyana Energy Agency (GEA), under a 2016 capital budgeted project, has completed the installation and rehabilitation of four solar systems at schools located in the hinterland and riverain communities and who were…

Government has announced that the establishment of an Institute of the Creative Arts, to run diploma programmes targeting over 100 young people, will be pursued in 2017.

Government is wasting no time in tackling head-on the crisis in the education sector, with particular emphasis on addressing students’ low Mathematics and English performance at the Caribbean Secondary Examination…

The Government of Guyana will continue with a variety of programmes to target youth unemployment in 2017.

The Ministry of Education has completed its diagnostic assessment of pupils in the hinterland towards improved performance in Mathematics at the primary level.

The Ministry of Education has completed its diagnostic assessment of pupils in the hinterland towards improved performance in Mathematics at the primary level.

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The Coalition Government continues to place increased emphasis on the delivery of quality education across all levels, as reflective in the budgetary allocation of $43.1 B, or 17.2 percent of the 2017 National Budget.

The government, through Minister within the Ministry of Education with responsibility for Culture, Nicolette Henry, will begin the process for establishing an Institute of Creative Arts.

The Sophia Training Centre’s (STC) twenty-ninth Youth Entrepreneurial Skills Training (YEST) programme began on May 16, 2016 with 105 trainees. The programme ended today with the awarding of certificates to 85 graduands…