Proposals have been put forth to incorporate technical and vocational training in year nine with the aim of mitigating school dropouts.

The Ministry of Education recognizes the importance of implementing effective assessments in schools and at national levels, delivering tangible results that motivate students and teachers.

Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca, emphasizes the need to overhaul the country’s education system while placing children at the heart of this transformative endeavour.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga believes that the shocking levels of academic results revealed at the Education Summit serves as a wake-up call for the Ministry of Education and the nation as a whole.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has signed two Letter of Agreements with two renowned universities in New Zealand.

The Higher Education Commission of Fiji has forged a partnership with Monash University through the signing of the 2023–2024 Pacific Action Plan for Climate Transitions.

A new classroom block has been opened to house the ‘Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation program’ at the Nasau Youth Training Center in Sigatoka.

The Ministry of Civil Service has introduced an innovative Internship and Graduate Trainee Program Framework, designed to usher in a new era of professional development and growth within the Civil Service.

A recent report has shed light on a concerning educational crisis in rural Fiji, with 39% of students dropping out between Years 8 to 12.

More boys are dropping out of school than girls.

Fiji is losing teachers every month.

The American non-profit organization Seacology has built a computer lab for Qumusea District School in Macuata.