
The Hinterland Scholarship Programme, Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, takes to the road at Children’s Mashramani 2026!
The Hinterland Scholarship Programme, Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, takes to the road at Children’s Mashramani 2026!
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The Hinterland Scholarship Programme, Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, takes to the road at Children’s Mashramani 2026!

Parliamentary Secretary and Member of Parliament, Mischka White-Griffith, highlighted the significant investments the government has made in the education sector, which is aimed at strengthening Guyana’s future.

The education sector is set to receive $24.3 billion in the 2026 National Budget, showing the government’s strong support for education as a key part of national growth.


Guyana has reached a significant milestone in its human capital development, with the first cohort of Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) scholars earning doctoral degrees.

A total of 14,064 citizens have been awarded scholarships through the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) for 2026, bringing the number of scholarships awarded between 2021 and 2026 to 54,627.

Thirty-three (33) GOAL scholars have completed their doctoral degrees through Texila American University (TAU) in Guyana. This is the first group of GOAL scholars to earn PhDs.

Sir Ronald Sanders Elected Chancellor of the University of Guyana

The government invested $81.9 billion in the first half of 2025 to advance its goal of delivering world-class education, representing nearly half of the $175 billion budgeted for the year.

Minister Parag Addresses 43rd UNESCO General Conference in Samarkand


THIS year Joshua Mc Arthur, who just turned sixteen years old and attends Queen’s College, came to national attention as he matriculated high school from Grade 10, formerly known as fourth form. He wrote the most…
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