Online Classes Continue on Monday
Students will continue online classes next week as the Minister of Education prioritizes safety during the pandemic.
Students will continue online classes next week as the Minister of Education prioritizes safety during the pandemic.
the Ministry of Education will continue distance learning into 2021 due to COVID-19, while addressing challenges in student assessment and access to resources.
The Football Federation of Belize is launching a project to make football accessible to school children across the country despite current restrictions due to COVID-19.
Yolanda Gongora has been appointed as the new Chief Education Officer following the termination of Carol Babb.
Winston Harris's Brick City program empowers youths in Martin's area through skills development and community service amid the challenges of the Covid pandemic.
A new mechanic shop in St. Martin's area aims to support the reintegration of former prisoners by providing entrepreneurial opportunities and community resources.
The Police Training Academy introduces new Dean Dr. Priscilla Brown and a virtual training initiative to enhance police professionalism and accreditation.
students are uncertain about the CXC exam schedule and readiness due to the ongoing pandemic and lack of communication from the Council
The Labour Force Survey reveals a 13.7% unemployment rate in Belize, significantly impacted by COVID-19 and changes in employment definitions.
The SIB reports on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Belizean labor force from March to August 2020.
BNTU and the Ministry of Education discussed concerns over CSEC exams, including financial burdens on parents and student preparedness amid distance learning challenges.
The Ministry of Education announced an extension for CXC exam registration amid concerns over financial burdens on students due to COVID-19.
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