PACIFIC EDUCATION MINISTERS END CONFERENCE WITH RESULT REVIEW
By Sharon AGAVI Education Ministers from 18 Pacific Island Nations including PNG gathered at the Loloata Resort Hotel and concluded...
Education
PNG TO PUSH FOR STANDARDIZED PACIFIC EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS
By Naomi TAKOMA Prime Minister James Marape has called for a standardized education qualification across the Pacific to ensure graduates...
NO GTFS FUNDING FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY schools in Papua New Guinea will no longer receive Tuition-Free Fee (TFF) grants starting this year, as the government...
TVET SCHOOLS TO GET RENOVATED
By Sharon AGAVI n an Interview with this newsroom, the coordinator for Madang Technical Vocational Education says three VET schools...
DHERST YET TO ALLOCATE FUNDS FOR MAPEX
By Sharon AGAVI MAPEX Training Institute is registered under the Department of Higher Education Research, Science and Technology (DHERST), as...
TEACHERS CAN APPEAL APPOINTMENTS|TSC CHAIR
By Sharon AGAVI The Teaching Service Commission has urged teachers, senior teachers and headteachers to appeal to the TSC appeal...
THEODIST SUPPORTING EDUCATION DURING CHALLENGING TIME
THEODIST understand the challenges parents face in today’s tough economy, especially during the back-to-school season. For over fifty years, they...
COMMUNITY IN ENGA CONTRIBUTES TO ASSIST TERTIARY STUDENTS
By Mortimer YANGHARRY The Aipinimanda community in the Wabag Rural LLG of Enga Province came together for the first time...
EDUCATION POLICY NAME CHANGED
By Lethisa KOLOKOL IN ANTICIPATION of the country’s 50th independence anniversary, the Marape Rosso Government has put more emphasis on...
EDUCATION MINISTER ANNOUNCES GOVERNMENT’S FREE EDUCATION POLICY
By Lethisa Kolokol Education Minister Lucas Dekena has announced today that the 2025 Marape/Rosso Government's Free Education Policy for Schools...
