Higher Education acting secretary Dr Francis Hualupmomi says the government has allocated K39 million for Tertiary Education Study Assistance Scheme (TESAS) this year. He said
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Special needs student breaks barriers
A deaf student was the surprise among 316 Grade 12 students sitting for their national examination at Kerowagi Secondary School in Chimbu province yesterday. Junior
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Gordon Secondary a high performing school
Gordon Secondary School principal George Kenega says he selects high performing students to maintain the school’s standard performance. Gordon Secondary School stands for excellence and
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Copra farmer saves for daughter’s education
A copra farmer in East New Britain (ENB) has been working hard and saving money for his daughter’s education while awaiting her examination results, according
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Man detained for assaulting teacher
A man has been arrested at Dugulaba village on Madang’s Manam Island in relation to the assault and rape of a female teacher, The National
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Foul play suspected in student’s death
A 20-year-old female student from Finschhafen district in Morobe, attending a teachers college in Chimbu province, died in the provincial hospital early this week. Police
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Higher education aims to go digital
The Department of Higher Education Research Science Technology’s Digitalisation Strategy aims at transforming the higher and technical education sector into a diverse and growing network
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Mental health training on Pokpok Island
Empowering members of the community to take lead in mental health interventions will lead to a more productive and happy population, a doctor says. Social
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Inflation affecting education sector
Inflation is affecting everyone including the education sector according to Education minister Jimmy Uguro, The National reports. Mr Uguro said factors like the Ukrainian-Russian war
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Maprik FODE pioneers graduate
The Flexible, Open and Distance Education (FODE) center in Maprik, East Sepik, graduated its first sixteen (16) full correspondence students last week, The National reports.
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