All students can now redeem their eTransport cards for Term 2 of the Academic year.

China aims to offer more scholarships to facilitate the vocational training of Fijians.

The Education Ministry reveals that despite the disparity in resources between rural, maritime, and urban schools, students have excelled academically.

A recent Fiji Education Staff Appointment report has shed light on a concerning educational crisis in Fiji, with 39% of 90,000 students dropping out between Years 8 and 12 in the past few years.

The Education Ministry is calling on teachers, administrators, policymakers, and stakeholders to work together to address challenges faced by students and ensure their success.

The Ministry of Education’s Permanent Secretary has highlighted the urgency of early intervention to mitigate the prevalence of non-communicable diseases and obesity among children.

The Fiji National University believes that Vanua Levu has so much potential and space for education institutions to expand and develop, but it will also require proper and bigger infrastructure to support them.

It was an emotional moment for 30-year-old school teacher Nancy Watkins after she graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Education from the Fiji National University Labasa Campus.

The Fiji Teachers Registration Authority acknowledges that teacher resignations have increased post-pandemic as teachers seek greener pastures for work.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca is reminding all heads of schools, teachers, parents, and guardians, including students that they need to catch up on missed lessons before term 1 ends.

The Fiji National University and the Solomon Islands National University will work together to develop global employability skills among students to prepare them to work anywhere in the world.

Education Permanent Secretary Selina Kuruleca says that the Ministry intends to reassess its priorities in the upcoming financial year.