The Fiji National University has entered into a partnership with Oceania Hospitals Pte Limited, which will allow its students to take part in work attachment programs within OHPL’s healthcare environment.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca is calling on all heads of schools and teachers to adhere to guidelines that were sent out last week to compensate for the lost teaching and learning time.

In a bid to address the pressing need for comprehensive career guidance and support for the youth, the Higher Education Careers Expo is set to take centre stage across the nation.

28 secondary school teachers from around Nadi were part of the Career Teachers’ Workshop at FNU’s Namaka Campus today.

The Education Ministry has announced the completion of its national employee retention exercise to bolster national education workforce.

All North, West, and Ovalau schools that were closed due to adverse weather conditions will resume classes today.

In a bid to enhance the quality of graduates entering the aviation sector, stakeholders are currently discussing reviewing the training programs offered by Fiji National University.

Public consultation meetings on the formulation of the new national development plan continues in the Central Division.

Minister for Education Viliame Gavoka has highlighted his intention of bringing back the scaling of marks for students, which was removed by the previous administration.

Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Services Chief Executive Hasmukh Lal, highlights an uptick in scholarships awarded to women.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation and ministries are partnering to include environmental education as a subject in schools.

The Education Ministry reveals that 35 percent of its workforce, totaling 4884 officers, is set to receive a pay increase.