Ministry of Education, Guyana
Eliminating Illeracy, Modernising Education & Strengthening Tolerance
The Government of Guyana will continue with a variety of programmes to target youth unemployment in 2017.
Among those programmes identified are the Youth Entrepreneurial Skills Training (YEST), the Sustainable Livelihoods and Entrepreneurial Development (SLED) initiative which has been allocated $100M; the Hinterland Employment and Youth Service (HEYS) which has been allocated $991M and the Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) platform for certified training for out-of-school youth.
The Ministry of Education has completed its diagnostic assessment of pupils in the hinterland towards improved performance in Mathematics at the primary level.
Acting Chief Education Officer (CEO), Marcel Hutson, disclosed yesterday that the assessment was part of the emergency education intervention for improved Mathematics performance.
Hutson, according to a government release, noted that in the hinterland, the primary level has the poorest performance in Mathematics. The diagnostic assessments, conducted by education officers, seek to identify what measures are needed before training is implemented.
The Ministry of Education has completed its diagnostic assessment of pupils in the hinterland towards improved performance in Mathematics at the primary level.
Acting Chief Education Officer (CEO), Marcel Hutson, disclosed yesterday that the assessment was part of the emergency education intervention for improved Mathematics performance.
Hutson, according to a government release, noted that in the hinterland, the primary level has the poorest performance in Mathematics. The diagnostic assessments, conducted by education officers, seek to identify what measures are needed before training is implemented.
The Ministry of Education has completed its diagnostic assessment of pupils in the hinterland towards improved performance in Mathematics at the primary level.
Acting Chief Education Officer (CEO), Marcel Hutson, disclosed yesterday that the assessment was part of the emergency education intervention for improved Mathematics performance.
Hutson, according to a government release, noted that in the hinterland, the primary level has the poorest performance in Mathematics. The diagnostic assessments, conducted by education officers, seek to identify what measures are needed before training is implemented.
The Ministry of Education has completed its diagnostic assessment of pupils in the hinterland towards improved performance in Mathematics at the primary level.
Acting Chief Education Officer (CEO), Marcel Hutson, disclosed yesterday that the assessment was part of the emergency education intervention for improved Mathematics performance.
Hutson, according to a government release, noted that in the hinterland, the primary level has the poorest performance in Mathematics. The diagnostic assessments, conducted by education officers, seek to identify what measures are needed before training is implemented.
