The government will give a fair chance to students in the rural and maritime areas, when awarding scholarships for tertiary studies.

Addressing skills shortages will be one of the major priorities of the Fiji National University in the new financial year.

The Manager Quality Awards Bob Mitchell believes that Vocational Education and Training are the engines of Fiji’s productivity.

The Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro met with the Heads of the various departments and sections of the Ministry to deliberate on its corporate budget.

The Education Ministry is stressing the need for proactive and practical solutions in addressing drug-related offenses.

The $650m outstanding Tertiary Education Loan Scheme debt has been forgiven, however, the 53,725 students will need to fulfil the criteria set by the government in order to qualify.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reminded Queen Victoria School cadets of the incredible potential that lies within them.

Good news for over 53, 700 students, as the government has announced that all outstanding Tertiary Education Loan Scheme debt is forgiven.

There is a need to contextualize a relevant health education system that embraces cultural sensitivity, community engagement, and the integration of traditional healing practices.

Votualevu College is advocating for the inclusion of mushroom farming in school curricula.

There is a need to change the social mindset of people, including policymakers, in terms of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, says the bus accident in Lautoka serves as a reminder about the importance of road safety, especially when it comes to the transportation of children.