Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (right) enjoys a lively conversation with Chairman, National Council on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (NCTVET), Vaughn McDonald, at NCTVET’s 30th Anniversary Church Service held today (August 25) at the Boulevard Baptist Church in Kingston.

Education Officers are being called on to foster a spirit of collaboration within schools, as they prepare for the start of the 2024/25 academic year in September. Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams, made the call while addressing the Jamaica Association of Education Officers’ (JAEO) 60th Anniversary Banquet and Inauguration Ceremony on Thursday (August 22) at the Hilton...

Approximately 100 early childhood educators have successfully completed a literacy intervention project dubbed ‘Read Right from the Start’. Over the past eight months, United Way of Jamaica (UWJ) has collaborated with United Way of Greater Atlanta and language and literacy experts from the Rollins Center to conduct training sessions in Jamaica. These sessions aimed to build the capacity of early...

The top-performing boy and girl in the 2024 sitting of the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations were, on Friday (August 23), celebrated by the Guardian Group. Aiden Cummings from Liberty Academy, and Adrianna Cover from Mona Preparatory School in St. Andrew will begin new chapters in their academic journey at Ardenne High School and Campion College, respectively, come September. They...

Thirteen Jamaicans will be undertaking studies in various fields at prestigious universities across the United Kingdon (UK), through the Chevening Scholarship Programme. The 2024 Chevening Scholarship Reception was held at the British High Commission in Kingston, on August 22. This year’s scholars will pursue fields of study in energy and climate change, sports biomechanics, data science and analytics, education, international...

Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams, says the role of educators has never been more important as the education sector becomes increasingly interconnected and technology-driven. “As such, your ability to inspire, guide and empower young people is essential to building a resilient and prosperous nation,” the Minister emphasised. She was addressing the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) 60th Annual...

In a bid to allay concerns regarding the Government’s plans to recruit foreign teachers in the island’s schools, Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams, is assuring stakeholders that the sector will not be inundated with educators from overseas. Mrs. Williams, who was addressing the Jamaica Teacher’s Association (JTA) 60th Annual Conference at Ocean Coral Spring Resort in Trelawny...