On Wednesday evening, US Congressman Michael Honda officially launched the Marape Education Foundation at a prestigious black-tie dinner and fundraiser held at the Dynasty Restaurant
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Plans to exit OBE
Papua New Guinea’s education sector will exit the current Outcome Based Education (OBE) approach. This was revealed by the Minister responsible, Paru Aihi, in FM
Read moreMinister calls for investment into higher education
Minister for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology David Arore yesterday outlined his immediate tasks to his staff in Port Moresby. “Education is a
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Universities Challenged to Generate Own Revenue and Forge Private Sector Ties
The University of Technology (Unitech) is taking steps toward financial sustainability and closer private sector collaboration. The Vice Chancellor (VC) of Unitech, Dr. Albert Schram,
Read moreUniversities challenged to generate own revenue
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Technology (Unitech), Dr. Albert Schram, has called on universities to look at ways of generating revenue to finance
Read moreOHE calls for project proposals
The Papua New Guinea Office of Higher Education (OHE) is calling for project proposals into the following areas: Agricultural Research/ Fisheries; Biological Research; Chemistry; Infrastructure
Read morePNGAAA Meet & Greet
The Papua New Guinea Australia Alumni Assocition (PNGAAA) is hosting a meet and greet on Friday, 27 July 2012 and is inviting all members as
Read moreScholarships for Health & Education sector
Scholarships will be delivered by Scholarships PNG, on behalf of AusAID, in partnership with identified institutions. The initiative reflects the strategy to provide training in
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Technical Training in Demand: Australia Pacific Technical College Celebrates 5 Years of Empowering PNG
The resource boom in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is driving unprecedented job growth, creating a surge in demand for skilled workers and technical training. Australian
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Rescource boom in the country is creating huge growth in jobs and demand for technical training to fill those jobs, Australia High Commissioner Ian Kemish
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