The Education Ministry will soon conduct an audit of all school infrastructure.

There are currently significant shortages of Physical Education, Music, Arts, and Craft teachers across the country.

The Ministry of Education is exploring saliva and mucus testing in place of blood and urine tests for children to address drug abuse.

The Ministry of Education has registered its TVET section under the Fiji Higher Education Act 2008, allowing it to offer National Qualifications in secondary schools.

The University of Fiji’s Science and Technology Department will introduce a new Master of Science in Renewable Energy Management course starting in the second semester of this year.

The Fiji Teachers Union is advocating salary adjustments for early childhood teachers as the country anticipates a new national budget.

The Government is committed to increasing access to tertiary education, particularly for women and people with disabilities.

The Fijian Teachers Association has issued a stern warning of a potential strike if the government fails to meet their demands for increased salaries.

The Fiji National University is intensifying its collaboration with local and international industries to align its Technical and Vocational Education and Training curriculum with market needs.

The Fiji National University will bring together industry leaders, educators, policymakers, students, and other stakeholders for its upcoming national TVET forum.

The Ministry of Education has acknowledged the increasing number of indiscipline cases referred to the Substance Abuse Advisory Council over the years.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Services has spent $1.1 billion from the budget to assist 68,556 students in their 10 years of operation.