Technology, Education & News in Papua New Guinea
An initiative to harness the benefits of data and technology to match jobs with skills and support policy makers to plan for workforce development was launched at the 50th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting...
Manager, Cargo Sales and Marketing Stephanie Bawo was among 40 participants from the region who attended a recent Universal Postal Union (UPU) workshop held in Nadi, Fiji. The workshop focused mainly on postal services...
Women graduating in non-traditional trades were the highlight of the day at the Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) graduation ceremony in Suva on Friday, 17 May, 2019. A total of 163 students made up...
Seventeen i-Kiribati students graduated in eight different technical and vocational programs from the Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) in a graduation ceremony held at the Kiribati Institute of Technology (KIT) on Wednesday 15 May...
On Wednesday 24 April, the Vanuatu Institute of Technology (VIT) and the Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) organised a storian to jointly agree and shape a renewed APTC and VIT Partnership for 2019-2022. The...
The Papua New Guinea Teachers’ Association (PNGTA) has called on the national government to sort out outstanding issues with teachers’ salaries or face service disruption.
CHINESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP – PIF PROGRAM The Government of the Peoples Republic of China has offered twenty (20) scholarships to nationals of Pacific Island Forum Countries under the China – PIFS Scholarship Scheme for...
The Australia Pacific Training Coalition witnessed its 23rd graduation ceremony on Friday 5 April, which saw 188 students graduate with certificates in various technical and vocational courses after completing six months of training. 54...
Fifty-six Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) students including two Fijian nationals became the newest graduates after receiving Australian qualifications during the graduation ceremony in Apia, Samoa on Tuesday 26 March 2019. The graduates received...
UNIVERSITY of PNG Chancellor Jeffrey Kennedy has resigned, citing the Government’s lack of confidence in his ability to hold the position as the reason. I accepted the appointment (on Jan 21, 2019 by Higher...
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