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Guyanese student, Albert Inshanally, will be graduating today from the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus as Valedictorian representing graduates from eight teacher-training institutions across Jamaica.

Although there have been many questions about the availability of Presidential scholarships for the nation’s top performers, concerns in this regard were on Friday put to rest. At its 2017 Awards Ceremony, the Ministry…

– Michael Bhopaul, other QC students steal show

The nation’s top performers at the primary and secondary levels were among those honoured by the Ministry of Education’s twenty-first National Awards Ceremony.

“The main objective is to ensure performance improvement of our children… we are eager to work with your Ministry to move Guyana forward”. This was the declaration of H.E First Lady Sandra Granger when she met with Hon…

Courts Guyana Limited awarded three deserving students with scholarships after they met the expectations of the entity.

The students of Baramita, Region One, are taking the first step towards changing the negative perspective of their community through education. This was disclosed by Community Development Officer Virgil Ferreira during…

Thirty-Eight (38) Medical Doctors who have spent the last six years in Cuba studying have now graduated. The ceremony which was hosted by the Department of Public Service, Ministry of the Presidency was held at the…

Give Another Chance Foundation of 43 ‘A’ Friendship, East Bank Demerara,

They have done their schools, and by extension country, proud by consistently yielding outstanding performances over the years,

Michael Bhopaul of Queen’s College [QC] was yesterday recognised as the student with the highest number of grade one passes, when Minister of Education, Ms. Nicolette Henry, officially announced the results of the 2017…

The Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry revealed the Caribbean Secondary Education Council (CSEC) Examination and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) results today.