Morobe Governor Luther Wenge has praised the national government’s free education policy that was rolled out throughout the country at the beginning of January. Mr
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NGO promotes sex education
Students at two schools in Daulo, Eastern Highlands province, have been introduced to sex education. 2-More Client Services, a Goroka-based non-government organization, delivered the program
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15,000 teachers expected to be put off payroll
More than 15,000 teachers are expected to be put off payroll come May 5, according to the Education Secretary Dr Uke Kombra. Auto-suspension or automated
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Petition against Czuba dismissed
The Supreme Court has dismissed an application by the deputy secretary for the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST), Dr Francis Hualupmomi,
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Automatic pay suspension for teachers set for March
The date for the automatic pay suspension of teachers is set for next month, according to the Education Secretary Dr Uke Kombra. The date for
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Inspectors in EHP equipped with vehicles
The Eastern Highlands provincial government is equipping all school inspectors with vehicles to travel to schools to monitor and coordinate teacher performance. Governor Simon Sia
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Teachers’ college unable to accommodate students
Morobe’s Balob Teachers College (BTC) will be accepting only 150 non-school leaver students from the 300 that were selected online for this year due to
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Unitech offering online courses
The Papua New Guinea University of Technology (Unitech), despite having limited classroom and accommodation space, has been reaching out to more students through its online
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Teachers’ ROD forms deadline set for March
THE deadline for all teachers’ resumption of duty forms is the end of March, says Teaching Service Commission (TSC) chairman Samson Wangihomie. Wangihomie said all
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10,000 students to miss out, says minister
Higher Education Minister, Don Polye, says around 10,000 Grade 12 students out of 28,000 will not secure a place in a tertiary institution next year
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