BTL and SJC signed a memorandum to enhance an Associate's Degree Program in Computer Networking and establish a technology lab for practical instruction.
The seventh annual Belizean International Symposium on Education successfully took place, featuring various topics and donations to local educational institutions.
Lt. Lionel Olivera becomes the first soldier in the Belize Defence Force to be sworn in as a practicing attorney at law.
BTEC graduated 27 individuals trained in waitressing and home health care to enhance their job skills in Belize.
A primary school in Belmopan received a new building from the US Embassy, featuring four classrooms and modern equipment for over 115 students.
Nisa Sanchez, a 16-year-old academic achiever, passed 15 CSEC exams and overcame a challenging upbringing as the daughter of Honduran immigrants.
CXC council members discussed improvements to CAPE and CSEC exams and plans for new subjects during their annual meeting in Belize.
Students from across Belize competed in the 20th Crystal Spelling Bee for the Hearing Impaired at the Belize High School Auditorium.
The best young minds in the Caribbean are in Belize for the CXC governance meetings and met with the Prime Minister and Minister of Education.
CEO Judith Alpuche calls for public support to provide foster care and volunteer mentorship for children at the Belize Youth Hostel.
The Youth Hostel faces ongoing challenges in managing children in state care, highlighted by a recent dorm fire that resulted in three fatalities.
Stacey Grinage, a 2009 open scholarship winner, is now a practicing attorney at Young's Law Firm in Belize City after studying law in Barbados.
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