Education

Through  MAF’s global network, two families from Denmark were sent to PNG to assist with the educating of the students at HCG.

For MAF, investing in HCG aligns with the vision and mission of MAF. The vision is to see isolated people change by the love of Christ and the mission is working to bring help, hope and healing through aviation.

Kiru, from Poroma in Southern Highlands Province, graduated with a PhD in Philosophy, along with over 800 other graduates during DWU’s 42^nd graduation ceremony on Friday, March 8^th.

The many hurdles life threw at him did nothing to weaken his spirit.

Member for Yangoru-Saussia Richard Maru last week announced that the Yangoru-Saussia DDA would support 450 Yangoru-Saussia students with their school fees.

Today, as the Senior Coordinator for Curriculum and Inspections in inclusive education, she stands as a beacon of change in Papua New Guinea's educational landscape.

The orphans are under the care of the Daughters of Mary Immaculate (DMI).

During the presentation of school items, High Commissioner Inbasekar urged elders to take good care of the children and ensure they get proper education.

Due to the pandemic as well, they weren’t able to get an office for several years back.

Her journey, marked by resilience and a commitment to education, paints a portrait of overcoming adversity in pursuit of a brighter future.

The school provides free early childhood education to orphans and victims of sorcery, and sexual and physical abuse. The school's goal is to provide equal learning opportunities to all children, regardless of their background. 

According to Daniel Walo, Alleviate Inc.'s Special Projects Manager, the school was established to provide education to disadvantaged children. The school has qualified teachers who teach children aged 5-7 how to read and write. The project has started with more than fifty innocent children who are already on their path to a brighter future.

In his speech to Minister Huai Jinpeng last week, Polye said his agenda for 2024 and his urge to developing countries is to invest in affordable and accessible internet access.

FODE and Inclusive Education Division First Assistance Secretary, Andrew Angobe, said this during the 2024 academic year staff orientation at the FODE headquarters recently.

Angobe said FODE is another pathway for students to further their education. Therefore, tutors and course books must be upfront with work to ensure quality is delivered this year and onwards.

He said FODE has had many achievements this last year such as FODE rollout in the secondary schools and new PC Centers for few FODE Centers.