EduCaribbean Weekend
Edition 2021-03-11
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EduCaribbean Weekend is a weekly PHC Education Newsletter published on Thursdays which depicts current happenings in the Secondary and Tertiary Education Sectors within the Caribbean Islands, for educational institutions, practitioners, investors, suppliers and students alike.
Education ministers: Original CXC format to be used in 2021 - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Ministers of education from across the region have decided that this year’s Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) exams will use their original format. A release from the Ministry of Education said the ministers met as the Council for Human and Social Development (COHSOD) on Monday to discuss the Caribbean Secondary Examination Certificate (CSEC) and the Caribbean … Continue reading Education ministers: Original CXC format to be used in 2021
Full speed ahead with CXC - June date for first sitting; second paper is back
Education ministers across the region have given unanimous approval for the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) to conduct its 2021 sitting despite the COVID-19 pandemic, which has shuttered some schools for months. It was a unanimous decision of...
CXC leaving no CAPE, CSEC students behind - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) is doing its best to ensure that no student is left behind when it comes to writing this year’s CAPE and CSEC examinations. CXC Registrar and CEO Dr Wayne Wesley gave that assurance during a virtual news conference on Monday. Earlier in the conference, Bahamas education minister and chairman of … Continue reading CXC leaving no CAPE, CSEC students behind
Students Encouraged To Seek Out Multiple Certification Pathways Through OEC - Jamaica Information Service
Executive Director of the Overseas Examinations Commission (OEC), Hector Stephenson, is encouraging students to avail themselves of the various pathways for qualifications that are available ... Read More
Schools in Guyana to remain closed in March
Georgetown – Minister of Education Priya Manickchand says schools will remain closed for face-to-face interaction during March, for every grade except Grades 10, 11 and 12. During an update on the ministry’s social media page on Sunday, Manickchand said the Ministry of Education continues to be advised by the Ministry of Health on safely reopening schools. “For now, we remain closed to face-to-face learning for the month of March 2021 …
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