Belizean Youths Virgin Islands Bound
Five Belizean youths are traveling to the British Virgin Islands to participate in the Commonwealth Youth Exchange focusing on youth issues and policies.
Five Belizean youths are traveling to the British Virgin Islands to participate in the Commonwealth Youth Exchange focusing on youth issues and policies.
Belize Electricity Limited awarded scholarships to eight University of Belize students during a ceremony at the Radisson.
Anglican schools will introduce a new curriculum addressing HIV and Aids as part of a pilot project starting next month.
The University of Belize's president discusses government intervention in school fees and the need for future adjustments as students begin the academic year.
The Caribbean Public Service Association is holding a seminar in Belize to discuss poverty alleviation among 16 Caribbean countries.
A training seminar for GST auditors is underway to enhance skills in managing and collecting the newly implemented General Sales Tax.
Dr. Arlie Petters' summer program in math and science concluded with 19 students and BDF cadets receiving certificates for their achievements.
University of Belize students will not face an increase in registration fees after the government agreed to cover the costs.
The Social Security Board awarded scholarships to thirty-eight students, including high school, sixth form, and bachelor degree levels, totaling $20,000.
The British Army and Belize Defence Force are conducting joint training in disaster management and preparedness called Civil Bridge 2006.
Fifty young persons will participate in the Entra 21 Program, receiving training in information technology and soft skills over the next few months.
University of Belize students reject a proposed increase in registration fees, citing financial difficulties and the potential impact on their education.
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