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Today, female secondary school students from across Suva gathered at American Corner Suva, located in the Suva City Library, for “Let’s Talk STEM,†a learner-centered discussion and hands-on activity supporting wo
More than 800 students from 12 different schools from the Central Division are expected to benefit from the University of Fiji Open Day at the Samabula Campus today. Head of Campus and Academic Development Officer
Former Rakiraki Public High School student, Shalvindra Prasad who had lost all hope after failing his Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination English exam paper in 2020 is proudly pursuing his dream in Diploma in Culinary
Shoeshine boy and street dweller Simione Bakani who has graduated with a certificate in Domestic Electrical Installation from Fiji National University's free TVET course says he has high hopes of making a difference in
It was a memorable moment for street dweller, Tui Sonny Leo Toaisi after graduating with a certificate in Domestic Electrical Installation from the Fiji National University under the TVET program. Toaisi says it is
A new life begins for 5 street dwellers today when they graduate with Technical Vocational Education Training certificates at the Fiji National University. Founder and Leader of the Ahava Project Fiji, Naina Senit
The Ministry of Education is working with relevant stakeholders to enhance the quality of Technical Vocational Education Training by revising the curriculum of all the programs under TVET. This was highlighted by t
441 teachers have resigned from January to June this year where 80 percent of the teachers migrated for greener pastures and 20 percent for job opportunities in Fiji and the Pacific. This has been confirmed by the
The Fiji National Education Summit will be held from the 20th to the 22nd of September in Nadi with a theme “Transforming Our Education System, Building and Supporting Resilient Fijiansâ€. Minister for Educatio
While promoting labour mobility and filling the shortage of skilled workers in Fiji, 98 students from Australia Pacific Training Coalition have graduated with qualifications in very diverse and different outcomes.
The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service (TSLS) will open applications for Tuition Only Hardship Assistance Scholarship Scheme tomorrow, as approved in the 2023 –2024 National Budget. TSLS CEO Dr. Hasmukh Lal
Inspire Pacific Co-founder and Program Director Ben Morrison says corporal punishment should be reintroduced however, there needs to be a level of education and discipline that is not abusive. While responding to a
Coming from a poor farming background has taught me the importance of quality education which will lead to better living standards for my family. These were the words of Kavineel Kumar, who graduated with a Bache
Filimoni Nalohevu who graduated from the University of the South Pacific today with a Bachelor of Commerce in Tourism and Hospitality Management says determination leads to a successful life that requires perseverance a
Year 5 students of International School Suva showcased their annual exhibition work by incorporating a performing arts component, visual arts, dance and music yesterday at the ISS campus, Laucala Beach. ISS Admiss
As the second term school break begins tomorrow, Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro is urging parents and guardians are reminded to be vigilant in the supervision of their children. He is also urging them to en
Police are visiting schools to conduct safety awareness ahead of the school break, and it is imperative that the same safety messages are reinforced at home. The Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations (ACP) L
The Christian Mission Fellowship college Open Day will provide guidance for students, explore chances for their career paths and connect with better opportunities that bring them closer to their dreams and aspirations.
69-year-old Mereoni Luvuhila who has been in the tailoring business for 40 years, has never regretted venturing into a challenging sector as the income has helped her to support her family, her children and grandchildre
The Education Ministry is looking at alternative evidence based interventions to help the victims of bullying as well as clearer discipline procedures for those that are bullies. This comes as serious concerns hav
