The Ministry of Education is stressing the importance of quality education in nurturing economic and technological advancement during the commissioning of the three newly refurbished hostels at Ratu Kadavulevu School in Tailevu.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service is encouraging teachers and students to attend awareness workshops to get detailed information about various government scholarship programs and make informed decisions.

Ratu Kadavulevu School today officially received three newly refurbished houses—Cakau, Degei, and Maafu—previously damaged by fires.

The Tertiary Scholarships & Loans Service and the Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation want new graduates to diversify their economic base through Business Start-Up grants.

The Ministry of Education is in the process of drafting the school management handbook for government schools which will clearly outline and govern various procurement and payment processes.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro believes that the reintroduction of scaling in national examinations will address discrepancies between schools in rural and maritime areas compared to urban schools.

A public consultation is expected to be held on the reintroduction of scaling in national examinations at both primary and secondary school levels.

Cabinet has approved the review of the Education Act of 1966.

The Ministry of Education has observed an improvement in literacy achievement and student development within schools since last year.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca addressed stakeholders at the first-ever Drugs and Social Issues Taskforce meeting.

An academic strongly advocates for the development of multiple intelligences in Fiji.

The brain drain phenomenon is quite severe in the aviation sector, which is a critical component of Fiji’s tourism industry.