Education Ministry in talks for teachers' salary review - Radrodro
The Ministry of Education is already in consultation with the Ministry of Civil Service and the Ministry of Finance to accommodate teachers' salary review to allow for ri
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Dr. Nair becomes first Fijian to graduate from Harvard with a PhD and a Master's degree
Doctor Nilendra Nair has become the first Fijian to graduate from Harvard University in the United States with a PhD in Planetary Health, Climate Change and Nutritional E
Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute receives 4 desktop computers
Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute (NATI) received timely assistance from the Ministry for i-Taukei Affairs, who handed over four desktop computers to assist the sch
Teachers' unions demand is 30% pay rise, we may not settle for anything less - Gounder
Our demand remains the same, and the last resort will be to take industrial action. This was highlighted by Fijian Teachers Association and Fiji Teachers Union Spokesp
About 280 students graduate from Pacific Polytech
It is the start of a new journey for about 280 students as they have graduated from Pacific Polytech in Nabua this afternoon. Kinisimere Tuisausau from Naserua, Naitas
FNU empowers students with career guidance sessions
The Fiji National University is shaping the future by empowering secondary school students with insightful career guidance sessions. In a statement, FNU highlights tha
MGM celebrates Coke’s girls’ division victory with cash prizes, certificates and trophies for winners
The victorious Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School girls' team have been recognised for their achievement at the Coca-Cola girls’ division where the school held a
Social issues need to be discussed with the young generation - Marist Deputy Head Boy
The talk of social issues such as poverty, crime, drugs and gender-based violence should be discussed with the youths as it is a current challenge that individuals, commu
Ministry of Education committed to enhance TVET Programs
The prioritisation of TVET is a educational strategy and the Ministry of Education is committed to enhancing the quality and accessibility of these programs. Minister
Hindi and Vosa Vakaviti will be taught in all primary schools – Singh
Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh says Hindi and Vosa Vakaviti languages will be taught in all primary schools, and it may take a bit of time as teachers need to be
MBHS celebrates Fun Day and gives cash incentives for those who won gold at the Coca-Cola Games
Marist Brothers High School celebrated their Fun Day today at the school grounds to end the first week of school on a high note, re-kindling family spirit among the Maris
Malaysia and Fiji share more than just strong historical ties – Malaysian High Commissioner
The members of the Malaysian community in Fiji and badminton lovers turned up in numbers to support the Badminton Breakfast Bash Tournament held at the Yat Sen Secondary
Education Ministry donates school stationery to Ratu Latianara College
Students of Ratu Latianara College were over the moon after the Minister for Education and his team visited the school and handed over school items, that will assist the
Drug test kits could be introduced in school- Radrodro
The Ministry for Education is considering introducing drug testing kits in schools to combat the rising issue of illicit drug use among students. This has been highlig
SGS U16 to play Wesley College today, calls for support from fans in Pukekohe
The Suva Grammar School under-16 rugby team is urging Fijian supporters to turn up in numbers and show their support towards the team when they take on giants Wesley Coll
Dr Maiono fulfils promise to grandfather to be the first from his village to graduate from University of Otago
Growing up in the village of Vatulele, Cikobia in Vanua Levu, Jekope Maiono made a promise to his grandfather before leaving the village to go and study at the University
UniFiji and University of Bradford plan to sign MOU on Peace Studies Programme
The University of Fiji and the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom are planning to sign a Memorandum of Understanding on the Peace Studies Programme to establish
Employers should differentiate between University and Vocational graduates to make use of their strengths – USP
Employers should be able to differentiate between university and vocational graduates to make use of their strengths. University of the South Pacific Deputy Vice Chance
Kuruleca pursues legal redress relating to music video Buna as no written approval sought
Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca says as the manager of all government schools, she is pursuing legal redress presently in relation to the shooting of a
Over 50,000 people left the country in the last 2 years - Dialogue Fiji
Increasingly our education people are leaving the country and over 50,000 people have left in the last 2 years. This was highlighted by Dialogue Fiji Chairperson Neman
Quality education is vital to the children out in the province of Lau
The need to provide better access to quality education for children across the Lau Province is the foundation of the Lau Charitable Trust. The Lau Charitable Trust say