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Protest over ‘unsatisfactory performance’ still being reviewed by CXC
See below full statement issued by the Ministry of Education:
In relation to the unsatisfactory results in the CSEC examination, a total of twenty four (24) schools indicated unsatisfactory performance in twenty (20) subject areas…
Students ‘ungraded’ from 11 of 20 schools get results after CXC review
See below full statement issued by the Ministry of Education:
Update on the review requested from CXC for CSEC and CAPE 2020 results
(October 2, 2020) - Following the release of the 2020 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate…
CXC buckles in scandal over grades; sets up independent review team
Following intense pressure from regional Ministers of Education about major discrepancies in this year’s CSEC and CAPE results, the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) on Monday announced that an independent review team will soon…
Regions 1 and 7 benefit from printed worksheets
Several communities in Regions One and Seven received printed worksheets from the Ministry of Education at the weekend.
The Ministry in a statement said in Region 1 Baramita, Matthews Ridge, Port Kaituma, Mabaruma and Moruca received the…
Be creative and channel your voice through art!
The Gender Affairs Bureau is hosting a bookmark competition challenging girls between the ages between 12 and 18 to be creative in sharing their voices for their future.
On October 11, the Ministry will be observing International Day of…
COURSERA courses available for the deaf community
Minister of Human Services and Social Security Dr.Vindhya Persaud is encouraging members of the deaf community to seize the opportunity and apply for special courses offered by COURSERA – a partnership between the Ministry of Education and…
Future Guyana – Thesis by Ana Correia
Below you will find four stories written by Ana Correia composed of the hopes, fears and dreams of fellow Guyanese just like yourself. They are part of a Sustainable Development and Governance research project that she has been conducting…
‘Ungraded’ results distress Port Kaituma CSEC students
Several students at the Port Kaituma Secondary school, in Region One, are distressed after receiving ungraded results for Mathematics, English Language, and Principles of Business (PoB) at this year’s CSEC Examinations.
Earlier this…
CXC will not do overall review of grades; official results to be announced
By Isanella Patoir
Despite a Caribbean wide outrage at this year’s CSEC and CAPE results, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) says it is pleased with the performance this year and will not conduct an overall review of the grades.…
Businesses to accept certificates gained from online courses
The Education Ministry, the Public Service Ministry and the Private Sector Commission on Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will allow for businesses and the public sector to accept the certificates from thousands of…
