Category: Youth & Careers
Oil Search offering scholarship worth K5.7 million
Article Views: 19 OIL Search is offering a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) scholarship programme for Papua New Guineans attending technical schools and universities. The scholarship worth K5.7 million […]
Graduating students encouraged to be agents of change
Article Views: 8 GRADE 10 and Grade 12 students of Bishop Leo Secondary School in Wewak, East Sepik have been told to be agents of change during a prize-giving ceremony […]
Plant coffee, get fee aid: Undialu
Article Views: 40 HELA’S school fees assistance scheme will be tied to a coffee-planting initiative from 2020 to 2022 to identify genuine students, the provincial government says. Hela Governor Philip […]
Thirty seven get training on climate change
Article Views: 8 A GROUP of 37 people received certificates in managing climate change projects in Port Moresby last Friday. Climate Change and Development Authority managing director Ruel Yamuna said […]
School sees 126 graduates
Article Views: 9 ST Charles Lwanga Secondary held its third grade 12 graduation ceremony for 126 students at the Sir John Guise indoor complex under the theme “prosperity through God”. […]
Students to visit Australia
Article Views: 580 THE Vanimo Secondary School in West Sepik will take part in the school exchange visit programme in Townsville, Australia next month. School principal John Paikanz said four […]
Partnership gives seafarers cadet ship opportunity
Article Views: 181 FIVE young seafarers are undertaking a three-year maritime cadetship through a partnership between Australia, Steamships, China Navigation Company and Pacific Towing. Glenda Amu, Lyllelah Kunai, Jamie-Lee Baim, […]
Women in tech field face discrimination
Article Views: 190 WOMEN involved in technical fields in the United States face gender discrimination too, according to Sisters in the Building Trades USA president Melina Harris. She told a […]
Professor launches book that focuses on quality education
Article Views: 158 THE vice-chancellor of the University of Goroka Prof Musawe Sinebare released his sixth book at the university campus last Friday. The book emphasises the delivery of quality […]
Students told to go with plans
Article Views: 131 NATIONAL Planning and Monitoring Minister Sam Basil has called on the 90 Australian Awards scholarship recipients to integrate their plans with the government’s vision. He told the […]