Free university education helps drive 45% increase in new enrolment -IMF
Guyana’s introduction of free university education has helped drive an approximately 45 percent increase in new student enrolment, according to the International…
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Free university education helps drive 45% increase in new enrolment -IMF
Guyana’s introduction of free university education has helped drive an approximately 45 percent increase in new student enrolment, according to the International…
Creative arts graduates urged to take skills beyond the classroom
Creating opportunities for trained artists to earn exposure and put their skills to work must accompany investment in creative arts education, Minister…
Women lead GSA graduating class as Mustapha urges wider opportunities for young professionals
Women accounted for nearly two-thirds of the 102 students who graduated from the Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) on Tuesday, with Agriculture…
REGION ONE GETS FIRST SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL
Families in Mabaruma now have access to specialised education for children with disabilities right in their own community.The Ministry of Education has…
AI forcing schools to rethink how students are assessed – President Ali
President Dr. Irfaan Ali says the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) is creating new challenges for teachers and forcing the education…
Minister Rodrigues Officially Launches GuyExpo 2026; Exhibitor and Sponsor Registration Begins
Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Hon. Susan Rodrigues, on Thursday officially launched GuyExpo 2026 at the National Exhibition Centre, marking the…
Hosororo Secondary to expand academic and technical training in Region One
Hosororo Secondary School is being positioned as a major education hub in Region One, combining traditional academics with technical and vocational training…
Gov’t exploring introduction of Lokono language in primary schools
The Amerindian Affairs Ministry is working with the Ministry of Education to explore introducing the Lokono language into primary schools, amid concerns…
University of Guyana set to welcome 5,000 new students for 2026/2027 academic year
The University of Guyana (UG) is preparing to welcome approximately 5,000 new students for the 2026/2027 academic year, who will join more…
