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The Minister of Education announced plans to fill teaching vacancies with qualified teachers amid concerns over provisional license holders losing their jobs.
The Minister of Education announced plans to fill teaching vacancies with qualified teachers amid concerns over provisional license holders losing their jobs.
BNTU President Luke Palacio emphasizes the importance of teachers obtaining full licenses and addresses those who failed to access necessary training.
Rangers from Friends for Conservation and Development completed a week of skills training at Tapir Camp with various guest instructors and support from multiple organizations.
The At Risk Youth training program teaches 26 young people work ethic and job preparation skills at the Youth Department office.
The Belize Education Sector Reform Project launched phase 2 to build 35 new schools for 5300 students, funded by the Caribbean Development Bank.
The Ministry of Education responds to recent teen suicides in Benque and San Ignacio, emphasizing the need for community support and enhanced counselling services.
Thirty police officers received training in public relations and community policing to enhance community engagement.
Five city schools and a steel band received donations to enhance their music and feeding programs during a ceremony at the Special Envoy for Women and Children.
BELTRAIDE's pilot project aims to help imprisoned youths become employable after serving their time.
The Fisheries Department is educating local fisher folk on sustainable practices and awarded participants in a Fisheries Pride Campaign for their community engagement efforts.
Management from all Nazarene Schools attended a training on school inspection to improve classroom monitoring and evaluation standards.
Magistrates from across the country gathered for their annual retreat to discuss court procedures and technological improvements in the judicial system.
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