Monthly Archives: January 2019

To date, there are 302 high schools (grade 9 and 10) with only 164 Secondary/ National High Schools (grade 11 and 12) nationwide. Thus, a total of 67,500 grade 10 students competing for 28,500 spaces. This is a bottle neck … Continue reading →

Sustainable Development can be best defined as “Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs,” according to the World Commission on Environment and Development’s (Oxford University Press, 1987). … Continue reading →

Parents raising questions on the 2019 selection of their children should not blame the selection system, says higher education deputy secretary Steven Matainaho. Mr. Matainaho said the system so far has not faced any issues and the complaints received from … Continue reading →

The path to starting your own business isn’t always smooth—just ask these entrepreneurs. Sometimes, it helps to hear some business success stories, especially when you’re mired in the details of creating a business plan, getting a business loan, or finding a … Continue reading →