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The Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) has a number of Distance Education Centres through which it offers programmes to students that live in far-flung and hinterland communities. In 2018, the institution will be…
Over 100 persons received their certificates as Generation Next graduated its seventh batch of skilled professionals in various fields. These include fabric design, floral arrangements, cake decoration, graphic design…
Moves are apace for the establishment of a Teachers’ Upgrading Programme [TUP] Centre in the North Pakaraimas in Region Eight. The TUP is intended to prepare in-service teachers from riverain and hinterland areas to…
Congratulations are in order from Hon. Nicolette Henry and the Ministry of Education to the Guyanese students who walked away with all the TOP CAPE and CSEC Awards at the CXC Annual Awards Ceremony last evening in St…
The Linden Technical Institute (LTI) will in the new year be gifted a new dormitory which will begin operating in September 2018, and cater for some 100 live-in students from riverain areas in the region.
Teacher trainees from the New Year will be eligible for an increase in their stipends.
With 88 percent females and 12 percent males, the Cyril Potter College of Education [CPCE] yesterday graduated 468 teachers who will serve to considerably augment the teaching capacity of the public education sector.
A total of 103 students graduated from the New Amsterdam Technical Institute (NATI) at the institute’s 45th convocation and Prize Giving Ceremony on Wednesday.
Yesterday the National Frequency Management Unit (NFMU) donated four Raspberry Pi kits to North Ruimveldt Secondary School; Vryheid’s Lust Secondary School; Girls in ICT organization; and the Robotics Club of the…
We are now in December. The Guyanese tradition has been a season of festivities which include staff parties and gift exchanges in the business community, as well as within the public service.
Moves are apace to address the structural determinants of inequity when it comes to the delivery of education.
As Woodley Park Nursery School in Bath Village (Mahaica-Berbice) hosted its annual Christmas concert and pageant last Friday, parents and guardians turned out in their numbers to support the students, afforded an…
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