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TOTAL Fuels Education
Althea | May 19, 2015
Teaching revealed as top career choice for teenagers
Nadine | May 11, 2015
According to a new study, more than one in 10 secondary school pupils would choose education as their preferred career, despite many having inaccurate salary expectations
Education Ministry Celebrated World Down Syndrome Day with Coloured Socks
Nadine | April 23, 2015
ST. GEORGE, GRENADA, March 24, 2015 – GIS: Although, Saturday, March 21 was World Down Syndrome Day, the staff at the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development ensured that they marked the...
Top of the Class - CMI And Edna Manley College Getting Best Employment Offers Before Graduation
Althea | April 15, 2015
Differently able urged to ‘climb every mountain’
Althea | March 23, 2015
Education Ministry Targeting 2017/18 Academic Year Roll Out of Primary Exit Profile
Althea | March 17, 2015
Story Highlights • The Ministry of Education is targeting the 2017/18 academic year for roll out of the Primary Exit Profile (PEP), which is slated to replace the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT...
Jamaicans not buying into Vision 2030
Althea | March 17, 2015
Country on the way to achieving first-world status despite widespread skepticism
UN campaign aims to educate children forced out of school by war in South Sudan
Nadine | March 5, 2015
A new campaign launched by the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) aims to bring education opportunities to 400,000 children whose schooling has been interrupted by the conflict in South Sudan
UWI researchers explore socio-economic development issues
Nadine | February 16, 2015
THE University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, during its Research Days displayed scientific research geared at improving the socio-economic development of Jamaica and the Caribbean. Research Days...
UN rights report points to ‘increasing regularity’ of attacks on girls seeking education
Nadine | February 12, 2015
A new United Nations human rights report seeking to analyse the problem of attacks against girls trying to access education found that schools in at least 70 different countries were attacked in the...

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