With more trained teachers, improvements expected in under-resourced hinterland regions

The education sector expects a massive influx of trained teachers soon and Minister of Education Priya Manickchand says that improvements in under-resourced hinterland regions can be expected.

With online platforms, teacher training at all 19 centres now more effective- Acting Principal

Acting Principal of the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) Noella Joseph says teachers’ access to training at all 19 centres improved since the institution went online.

‘Let us Network’ – Min. Henry tells CPCE Centre reps

─ CPCE hosts first workshop for heads of Centres across country

‘Not fit for man or beast’

...President says accommodation for hinterland teachers must be fixed
President David Granger has harshly criticised the accommodation of teachers in the hinterland, saying that “it is not fit for man or beast, much less young mothers…”
The President made the comments during an interactive engagement with students and staff of the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) on Wednesday.

“Each teacher needs to be trained” – Education Minister

…as CPCE to be further expanded

“Teachers’ voices will not find resistance in the Ministry of Education” - Minister Manickchand

.The Guyana Teachers’ Union opened its 2nd Triennial Delegates Conference last evening in the Bertram Hamilton Auditorium at the Union’s headquarters on Woolford Avenue.