Sixty Grade 10 students at Freeburg Secondary School have begun a landmark six-month “Weekend Welders” programme designed to deliver internationally recognised engineering qualifications and fill critical gaps in Guyana’s expanding industrial sector.
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For families in Mabaruma raising children with special education needs and disabilities, finding specialised support has often meant looking beyond Region One (Barima-Waini).
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One hundred and fifteen Guyanese healthcare professionals have graduated from the inaugural Medvarsity Health Science Certificate Programme, strengthening the pool of skilled personnel available to support the country’s expanding healthcare system.
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Grade 11 students preparing to sit the 2027 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations must complete all prescribed School-Based Assessment (SBA) requirements.
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The government’s continued investment in education is being reflected in the ongoing distribution of the ‘Because We Care’ cash grant, with CAPE students now receiving the $85,000 education support.
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Minister of Education Sonia Parag has paid tribute to teachers for the lasting impact they have on children, stressing that their responsibility extends beyond the classroom to nurturing confidence, character and the overall development of the nation’s future.
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