–Dr. Tularam says; points to alignment of skills training with labour market demands PROGRESS in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) has translated …

– aims to transform mental health access FOR Johnathan Barakat, psychology is more than a career, it is a calling rooted in compassion, resilience, …

FOR 30-year-old Berbice-born marine biologist, Maria Fraser, the ocean has always been her calling. From her early days studying at the University of Guyana’s …

THE billion-dollar Hyatt Place Hotel, being developed by SIR Investments Inc, with Varaya Guyana Inc., as its primary contractor, is taking shape at its …

DESIROUS of pursuing studies in the sciences, mechanical engineering and other fields, Guyanese students have high hopes for their future following the release of …

GUYANESE students have secured an overwhelming number of high grades at the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations and the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency …

-280 CSEC candidates secure at least eight grade ones FOLLOWING a request from the Ministry of Education, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has identified …

– as industry leaders champion maritime careers for Guyanese youths   AS Guyana’s maritime sector continues to expand, three key industry players, Noble Corporation, …

WHEN 29-year-old Keisha Jackson reflects on her life’s journey, she does so not with pride alone, but with a clear message: “My story is …

• Minister Persaud: ‘Our children are our now, not just our future’   A GREAT step has been taken in the early childhood sector, …