More than 70,000 teachers in the country are to receive their three (3) percent pay increment next year, it was announced yesterday (Thursday, 14 December).
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Your days are numbered, Kombra warns
Crooks in the Education Department, your days of scamming helpless bush teachers of their pay, are numbered. This was the angry response from Education Secretary
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Teacher drops corruption bombshell
A long suffering teacher, who has never received her pay for the past three years, yesterday dropped a bombshell on unscrupulous education officers in the
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Exam results to be published on December 8
Grades 10 and 12 exam results will be announced on Dec 8, Education Minister Jimmy Uguro says. Results will be published online, so you can know
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DHERST not responsible, says Czuba
Acting Secretary Fr. Jan Czuba says the Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology Department is not responsible for funding the Wewak School of Nursing (WSoN).
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Nursing school suspends classes
A nursing school in East Sepik has suspended classes for its first and second year students due to financial difficulties According to The National, the
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DBTI considers Entrepreneurial University status
The Don Bosco Technological Institute (DBTI) is considering the option of becoming an Entrepreneurial University, which will be the first of its kind in the
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SDU team visit Schools of Excellence
Professors from the South Dakota State University (SDU) in the United State (US) had a week-long tour, visiting the country’s four National Schools of Excellence
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PAU alumni announces officials
The Pacific Adventist University‘s (PAU) Alumni Port Moresby Chapter announced the results of their elections on the 30th of October 2023 in a notice by
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School denies ‘wild spree’ allegations
Morobe’s Dregerhafen Secondary School administration has denied allegations regarding a ‘wild spree’ by its students after last week’s national examinations. The administration in a circular
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