We respect the government’s decision and we will continue to work with them in appointing heads of schools.

The Archbishop of the Catholic Church of Fiji, Peter Loy Chong has finally spoken out on the proposed plan to close down all catholic schools if their concerns are not met by government.

More than 100 students of Nanuku Settlement in Vatuwaqa yesterday received their school stationery packages.

The Education Ministry is trying to move away from a teacher’s centered approach for teaching to learner’s centered approach for teaching.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison commended the Fiji National University for its partnership with the Australia Pacific Training Coalition to provide training for people in the region.

The loggerhead between the Catholic Church and the Ministry of Education does not seem to be subsiding, with the Corpus Christi College now having its say.

Designing and drawing has become an integral part of the business world today – from magazines, websites, billboards to even product packaging.

“We are not discriminating and whatever we are asking for is our lawful right”.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission is willing to assist the National Fire Authority to develop a national qualification for Fire Engineering.

First time tertiary students’ are being advised to choose their courses carefully before registering with any institution.

Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama believes funding education is the single best investment a Government can make.

Any dream, big or small begins with education says Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.