A Status of Education report in the country put together by the Ministry has brought to light huge concern areas that need urgent attention, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Applications for Tuition Only Hardship Assistance Scholarship Scheme will open from today.

Teachers are being encouraged to use creative teaching methods to help students prepare for the upcoming final term and exams.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed interest in examining the potential for finishing the Fiji National University’s Naiyaca Campus in Labasa.

The Fiji National University believes there is potential to make counselors out of teachers to help curb the increasing cases of mental health and social issues in the country.

Villagers on the island of Vanuavatu in Lau are worried their school may shut down soon as the student roll continues to decline.

A team from the Australian Counselling Association is currently in the country to meet with various stakeholders and discuss the subject of counseling.

Educating a child is not the sole responsibility of a teacher, but a community as a whole.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports commenced a two-day planning workshop yesterday at Uprising Resort, Pacific Harbor.

The 2023 National Education Summit provides an opportunity for education stakeholders and partners to come together and discuss educational issues.

The Fiji National University is undertaking significant strides to prioritize technical and vocational education and training, or TVET.

The Education Ministry is in the process of appointing executive teachers in primary schools.