By Samuel Gillis Today, the Richard Ishmael Secondary School organized a career fair and exhibition, aiming to provide students with resources to help them navigate their career choices. Among the participants at the career fair were esteemed institutions such as the Joint Services, Guyana Technical Institute, and the Art Williams and Harry Aeronautical Engineering School. […]
In tonight’s NCN Health report, sponsored by Essential Care Pharmacy and GTM Insurance, we are focusing on the prevention of chronic diseases. Chronic diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, chronic respiratory diseases, and cancers, are lifelong conditions that are generally progressive and not infectious. While medications cannot prevent or cure these conditions, simple lifestyle changes […]
By Fabiana McKlmon Approximately 200 individuals benefited from a recent medical outreach organized through a collaboration between the Rotary Club of Georgetown, the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo), and the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC). The outreach, which aimed to provide reliable and quality health services, took place in Port Mourant, East Berbice-Corentyne. Various medical services […]
By Saskia Warrick Over 100 junior teachers, recent graduates from the Cyril Potter College of Education, are currently undergoing a comprehensive two-day workshop at the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD). The workshop aims to familiarize these educators with their primary roles, responsibilities, and guidelines within the education system. Teachers from nearly all primary […]
By Samuel Gillis The Speaker’s Regional Youth Debating Competition in Region Six witnessed a spirited clash between the University of Guyana Tain Campus and the Golden Om Dharmic Youth Organization, with UG emerging victorious. The moot for debate centered on whether “internet access should be a fundamental human right.” Ugeeta Boodhram of the Golden Om […]
By Samuel Gillis The Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) welcomes Dr. Julie Jailall as its newly appointed director, signaling a new chapter for the institution. Samuel Gillis sat down with her to discuss her vision for CPCE and plans for transformation. Dr. Jailall, previously involved in the college’s curriculum review, emphasizes the need for […]
By Nakasia Logan In recognition of Medical Laboratory Professional Week, healthcare institutions are shining a spotlight on the often-overlooked contributions of lab professionals to patient care. Medical laboratory professionals, including phlebotomists, technicians, and support staff, are an indispensable part of the healthcare team. While their work may go unnoticed by patients, it is essential for […]
By Josiah Williams In a bid to enhance the efficiency of public projects and address issues of breaches and delays, the Guyanese government is set to provide scholarships in contract management to 50 individuals in the public service. The initiative, spearheaded by Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, aims to equip Guyanese […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon During Autism Acceptance Month, Assistant Chief Education Officer with Responsibility for Special Needs, Keon Cheong, acknowledges the ongoing efforts of the Education Ministry in supporting children with autism to achieve their academic goals. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) poses challenges related to social communication, interaction, and repetitive behaviors due to differences in the […]
By Samuel Gillis In a riveting display of eloquence and argumentation, the Speaker’s Regional Youth Debating Competition witnessed an intense clash between the youth groups of St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church and Karasabai Secondary Department. Today, the St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church youth group emerged triumphant against their opponents from Karasabai Secondary Department. The debate […]