How Literacy Programme Will Work
Restore Belize's Computer Assisted Learning programme aims to improve literacy through a computer-based tutorial system for both adults and children.
Restore Belize's Computer Assisted Learning programme aims to improve literacy through a computer-based tutorial system for both adults and children.
Restore Belize launches a new literacy program funded by the Taiwanese Embassy to improve reading skills among children and their families.
The Ministry of Education's Youth Apprenticeship Program graduated 113 at-risk youths, providing them with job training and skills for future employment.
Primary schools in Belize will implement a new literacy program influenced by children, centered around a book about a jaguar named Pat.
The National Coca Cola Spelling Bee highlights achievements of hearing impaired children through the Finger Spelling B competition.
Two Belizeans completed specialized training in forensic ballistics in Mexico to enhance prosecution resources for firearm-related crimes.
A Youth Friendly Drop in Center was opened at the Caribbean Shores police substation to provide students with a safe space for homework and learning.
The Ministry honored top CSEC and CAPE students, celebrating their academic achievements and future educational plans.
CEMO will launch a pilot survey involving 130 high school students in the Belama area to gather information on evacuation arrangements for residents with disabilities.
Students at Grace Primary School participated in a street festival to promote entrepreneurship during Global Entrepreneurship Week.
The Ministry of Human Development is hosting a Social Policy Dialogue to improve social protection initiatives with input from local and international stakeholders.
The Minister of Education urged patience among stakeholders following high school strikes in Orange Walk and Belmopan, emphasizing the need for a proper process.
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