BY LYNTON AARON FILIA TRANSITION of the Solomon Islands National University five years ago has availed 10 Bachelor Degree programmes additional to its certificate and diplomas. Yesterday, 1858 students graduated from Certificate, Diploma and Degree programmes at the Solomon Islands…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA COUNTRY’S Attorney General Mr James Apaniai has attributed his success in life to strong determination and mind in his field of law. In the SINU’s graduation ceremony yesterday, Apaniai shared his life’s story with graduates to…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA “AS I see you sitting down there ready to graduate, I see a nation graduating, I see Solomon Islands graduating and rising to new heights,” the country’s Attorney General said. Attorney General Mr James Apaniai, as…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI Auki THE Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development will soon implement the health education curriculum for schools in the country. This is the first to be done after the MEHRD and MHMS included the subject in…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA THE premier primary school of the Seventh Day Adventist in Bellona has been closed following failure by the SDA Mission to develop the school after 54 years. Owner of the land on which the school stands, Jim…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA DISTANCE and Flexible Learning (DFL) Centre of Solomon Islands National University is spreading its wings into the provinces. Temporary coordinators have been recruited from the provinces to facilitate the DFL programme. A three-day conference workshop was…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA STUDENTS of SINU’s business school have thrown their support for the ongoing strike at the institution, spearheaded by the student association SINUSA. SINU students under School of Business and Management explained they are with SINUSA for…
Education ministry cuts salaries for 380 teachers on in-service training By Alfred Sasako EDUCATION Authorities have reportedly begun penalising teachers who are undertaking in-service training to upgrade their qualifications, it was revealed yesterday. And the Minister of Education and Human…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA CHILDREN’S interest in education is progressing in Solomon Islands, yet many schools lack professional teachers and infrastructure, it is reported. Solomon Islands has joined the world to push for quality education for all by 2030 through…
By Alfred Sasako SIG-SPONSORED students at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji have been assured their monthly allowance would not be affected, students at the Laucala Campus told Island Sun yesterday. They said the National Training Unit [NTU]…
