Pacific Recycling Foundation Founder Amitesh Deo has welcomed the Government’s $200 back-to-school initiative for the 2024 academic year.

The Higher Education Commission Fiji remains committed to ensuring that tertiary institutions are able to produce graduates who meet the country’s labour priority areas.

The government is committed to continuously investing in education, ensuring that adequate resources and opportunities are available for all students across the country.

The External Review Committee for Fiji’s Universities will gather public views on how to move the higher education sector forward.

The Foundation for the Education of Needy Children in Fiji has been inundated with an overwhelming response, receiving more than 5,000 applications for their back-to-school assistance program.

In an ever-evolving education landscape, it is imperative that we periodically assess the performance and standards of our universities.

As the eagerly anticipated back-to-school support application window prepares to open next Monday, the Ministry of Education is rallying the heads of schools and teachers to play a pivotal role in the effective implementation of this government initiative.

A total of $45 million has been allocated to assist students in the 2024 academic year through the back-to-school initiative.

Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya conducted a site visit to the Australia Pacific Training Coalition Workshop in Walubay yesterday.

The Education Ministry has received complaints from the public about unfair criteria imposed by prominent secondary schools in major urban areas.

Six students of Cikobia District School in Vanua Levu are sitting for their Fiji Year Eight Examination despite the water shortage on the island.

Women from the province of Lomaiviti have launched an initiative to address the social issues that persist in the province.