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The Government of Guyana has received financing from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) totalling US$12, 252,000 to roll out the Guyana Skills Development and Employability project.

(October 3, 2022) - The Ministry of Education is aware of the issue involving a student at St. Joseph's High School who has taken their life. The Ministry wishes to inform the public that preliminary information has…

Kaieteur News – The University of Guyana’s Centre of Excellence for Teaching and Learning (CoETaL), Office of the Vice-Chancellor, is once again offering its ‘Human Relations Course’ (HRC) FREE of charge to the public…

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(October 2, 2022) - The Advisor to the Minister of Education, Ms. Africo Selman, is currently in Japan to participate in the 19th Science and Technology Forum as well as the 19th Science and Technology Ministers'…

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More 10,000 Grade Six pupils will be able to learn throughout the school day without being plagued by hunger as the primary schools’ breakfast programme continues to expand across Guyana’s coastal regions.

THE National Breakfast Programme was formally launched in Georgetown at a simple ceremony hosted by the Education Ministry at the West Ruimveldt Primary School on Thursday.

(September 29, 2022) – Graham’s Hall Primary School’s 2022 graduating class was this afternoon charged to go forward boldly and strive for excellence as they enter another phase of their academic life.

(September 29, 2022) – The Special Education Needs Unit of the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD) under the Ministry of Education hosted its sixth National Signing Bee Competition today at the…