Approximately 5,000 teachers have their teacher registrations expiring on the 31st of this month.

Pacific universities must adapt to tackle financial struggles, technological challenges and geopolitical issues, says University of the South Pacific Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has raised concerns that many students entering secondary school are unable to read or write proficiently.

More than 390 teachers who have upgraded their qualifications will shortly receive 50 percent of payment for salary upgrade and the remaining 50 percent will be received in January next year.

Fiji Higher Education Commission Chief Executive Dr. Rohit Kishore says, ‘Nothing is free in this world’, amidst a rise in fraudulent institutions falsely promising students’ free programs abroad.

Pacific Polytech is expanding its plans for next year with new programs particularly in agriculture, set to be introduced.

A single mother who balanced farming, family and education was among the 253 students who graduated from Pacific Polytech Vuci Center today.

The National Early Childhood Development Policy 2024-28 prioritizes expanding ECE services for three and four-year-old’s.

The Ministry of Education is urging parents and guardians to ensure their applications for the $200 back-to-school support program are filled out accurately and submitted on time.

More than 180,000 applications have been received for the government’s back-to-school assistance scheme.

Changes made to the Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Service Act over the past two years aim to strengthen the legislation and provide clarity on additional powers to administer scholarship investments.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says behavioral and attendance issues continue to hinder student success.