Education office taking shape in Gizo

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BY BEN BILUA
Gizo

THE construction of Western Province’s new Education office in Gizo is progressing well, bringing renewed optimism for the province’s education sector.

Workers were actively engaged at the site when Island Sun visited yesterday, with visible progress indicating that the long-awaited project is steadily moving forward.

Speaking to Island Sun, an officer with the Western Province Education Division, Mr Willy Etupioh, said the new facility will not only enhance the appearance of Gizo but also strengthen the operational capacity of the province’s education services.

He said the office is expected to play a vital role in supporting the transition of the education system in line with the country’s new education legislation.

An agreement document obtained by this paper shows that D.G Building Construction Company is implementing the project.

The project is funded by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) as part of the 2025 Education Provider Plan.

A total of SBD800,000 has been allocated for the full project, covering initial groundwork through to completion of the building.

Construction was previously delayed last year due to financial challenges, but work has since resumed and officials are hopeful the facility will soon be completed and ready to serve teachers, students and education stakeholders across Western Province.

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