Forestry Minister, Kalaveti Ravu, stresses it is important to educate and train people to take care of our forests.

Multi-Ethnic Affairs Minister, Charan Jeath Singh has announced that the High Commission of India has generously offered approximately 100 scholarships for Fijian students.

The attrition rates for scholarship and loan schemes are alarmingly high, pointing to a significant issue that demands urgent attention.

The Ministry of Education has disclosed the official school term dates for the academic year 2024.

Apart from the realignment of human capital development investments, there is a need to revitalize technical and vocational education and training.

The imbalance between the influx of higher education graduates into the job market and the demands of the business sector is stark and concerning.

The 2023 Higher Education Commission of Fiji Careers Expo is empowering students and unemployed youths to pursue their passions and bridge existing and future skills gaps.

The Higher Education Commission of Fiji is hosting the inaugural Higher Education Careers Expo 2023 at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says the technical, vocational education and training or TVET is the modern-day solution to transforming Fiji’s economy to greater heights.

The days of students at Wainiyavu Primary School in the highlands of Namosi bathing in the nearby river are now history, thanks to the unveiling of a new state-of-the-art ablution block.

Numerous schools in Fiji grapple with critical infrastructure deficiencies such as crowded classrooms insufficient sanitation and limited access to safe drinking water.

This year has witnessed a concerning trend with approximately 67 teacher resignations occurring each month.