The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government said it hopes to see its tertiary education sub-sectors completed during its term in office. Minister of Education and Human Resources Development, Dr.
School dropouts in North Malaita will now have the opportunity to further their education after a business management program was offered as of last week. Thanks to the Tafila Marketing Institution for creating the opportunity as it will provide an alternative for school dropouts in the region.
A Tertiary Education Think Tank Meeting led by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources has ended successfully in Honiara today. The meeting brought together tertiary education providers and education stakeholders from the Government, churches, the donor community and the region to discuss the…
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has conducted a literacy training for Guadalcanal province teachers at Marara Community High School. The training is a follow up after the Solomon Islands Standardised Test of Achievements(SISTA) has been carried out in the past years.
Quality buildings in town centres can be achieved if there are more qualified Civil Engineering Supervisors in Solomon Islands. Currently, Solomon Islands obtains Civil Engineering qualifications overseas which are expensive.
The academic year at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) has been delayed because lecturers are threatening to go on strike, but SINU Vice Chancellor, Dr Glynn Galo is optimistic the matter will be resolved by the end of the week.
Students at the Solomon Islands National University were told to go back this morning following the cancellation of their orientation. SIBC Stringer Gabriel Riotarau reports, many students were very disappointed the event was cancelled.
A number of teachers and school leavers in Mbita’ama, North Malaita are calling on the Democratic Coalition for Change Government to re-introduce government scholarships at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU).
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development will improve vocational schools in the country by having more technical workshops and staff this year. Under its National Action Plan, the Ministry aims to improve infrastructure in rural training centres for better education standards.
A $370,000.00 grant contract was signed today to assist a rural training centre in Isabel Province has been signed under the Japanese Grassroots Program. The grant will go towards building two new staff houses for the Kholaero Rural Training Centre in Isabel province.
Communities in Bugotu Isabel Province are calling on the Isabel Province Education Authority to do a thorough inspection of Sir Duddley Tuti College to ensure a better standard of education for its students.
The Australia-Pacific Technical College in Solomon Islands has completed training for its first cohort of early childhood education program participants in Auki, Malaita.
Su’u National Secondary in Malaita Province became the second recipient of computers, a generous gesture by the Georgian Government to the people of Solomon Islands.
Most schools around the country have begun classes this week as Term one officially starts however schools in Mbita’ama in North Malaita are still going through formal student registration.
Gizo Community High School in Western Province has received five desktop computers from the Georgian Government. The computers are part of the Georgian Government’s promise to donate a thousand computers to the Solomon Islands Government.
Parents and guidance of Kiu school, West Are’are are complaining about incomplete classroom for the school’s new Form Four intake this year. John Kenny told SIBC News, the school introduces form 4 this year without completing its classrooms before the academic year starts next week – a display of…
Noro Community High School in Western province has officially opened two new classrooms for the school’s historical form four intake this year. The buildings were funded by the Tri-marine International’s Chief Executive Officer Renato Curto’s family trust.
The Solomon Islands National Teacher’s Association (SINTA) has presented its resolution and submissions on the Teacher’s Housing and leave packages to the Democratic Coalition for Change Government.
The Solomon Islands National Teacher’s Association (SINTA) has strongly called on the Premier of Central Islands Province George Mapuli to stop politicising the posting of teachers in Central Islands Province.
The overall performance of Form Six student securing a place at the Seventh Form this year is outstanding compared to last year, the National Examination Standard Unit (NESU) confirms. NESU Director Linda Wate made the assurance during the signing of the 2015 Forms Seven placement yesterday.
