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Morobe Schools Underpaid TFF funds by Government
Most schools in Lae have not received their full Tuition Fee Free payments from the National Government. The Government was…
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Lae’s Flexible Open Distance Education Centre Ignored
The Flexible Open Distance Education Centre in Lae, is facing difficulties such as overcrowding of students, infrastructure and lack of…
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Computer Science Student Graduates With Unitech’s Highest Academic Award
A graduating Computer Science student from the PNG University of Technology has created a library application as part of his…
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Workshops conducted by Bilum Books and Milne Bay Province Education Division
Milne Bay Province Division of Education in Partnership with Bilum Books conducted a series of 2-day workshops travelling island to…
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Omili Primary: Overcrowding Forces Teachers to Find Ways to Accommodate Students
There are 80 students, on average, in a class. The teachers have to sit outside of the classroom since there…
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Ogelbang Highlands Lutheran Seminary 37th Graduation
Most of the students who graduated came from other provinces in the Country with their families.
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Parents supporting Lae School to survive without TFF
The school is one of the biggest schools in Lae with a population of more than 2,400 students.
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Education Minister says Skills-based Education Needs to be Developed
He wants to see the Government improve on developing skills of students in schools.
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NCD Governor says human resource must be the focus to secure a better future
Governor Parkop said despite the non-renewable resources pumping significant money into PNG’s revenue collection, fair consideration must be given to…
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Two storey classroom opened for Wardstrip Primary School
School Head Teacher Emily Ricky says the school has an average of around seventy students in a class.
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