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Education

100 Vanuatu Students Prepare to Begin Studies in Vietnam

One hundred Ni-Vanuatu students are preparing to begin higher education in Vietnam, with the Ministry of Education and Training continuing to finalise arrangements for...

Helping Students See Their Future Beyond the Classroom

For Teacher Assistant Martha Frank from Port Vila International School, bringing students to USP Open Day is about helping them see what could...

Beyond the Language Barrier: Lilly Looks to USP for Her Next Step

 Dressed in a white shirt and brown skirt, Year 13 student Lilly Kelep arrived at USP’s Emalus Campus alongside her classmates and teacher, joining...

Pango School Leads World Literacy Day Activities

Class 2 teacher Ireen Andrew told VBTC News that she believes the read-aloud activity greatly helps students. "Choose a book at the level of your...

JCU Students Join NUV Classrooms for Pacific Exchange

Ten students from James Cook University in Australia are in Vanuatu as part of the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan, joining students at the...

Planting Resilience: Students Explore Climate-Ready Agriculture

Knowing which crops can withstand cyclones, floods, pests, diseases and changing climate conditions is being highlighted as an important part of strengthening food security...

Torba VIT Campus Project Moves Ahead in Motalava

A Vt15 million project to renovate classrooms for a Vanuatu Institute of Technology campus is underway in Motalava, Banks. The Ministry of Education and Training...

Farm to Schools is One of the Biggest Untapped Markets for Vanuatu’s Farmers

The Department of Agriculture says local farmers have a significant opportunity to supply schools, hospitals and other public institutions, but increasing production will be...

Education Forum calls for stronger teacher support to improve literacy

Providing teachers with better training, coaching and classroom resources is critical to improving literacy and writing skills among children in Vanuatu, education leaders say. The...

PM: Education Reform Must Start with Punctuality and Performance

Prime Minister Jotham Napat has called on senior education officials to demonstrate greater commitment and professionalism, saying education reform must begin with those leading...

Storian Blong Yumi

Pacific Students to Build Climate Solutions Ahead of COP31

Hundreds of university and TAFE students from the Pacific, Australia, New Zealand and the European Union will take part in a 60-hour online hackathon...

VT 1.49 billion ADB Grant to Strengthen Disaster Preparedness in Port Vila 

People living in Port Vila will benefit from improved disaster preparedness and safer community facilities following the approval of a VT1.49 billion grant by...

Police Strengthens Digital Forensic Capabilities

The increasing use of digital technology in criminal investigations is driving the Vanuatu Police Force to strengthen its digital forensic skills and capacity. Ten VPF...

MOH Warns Families Not to Miss Heart Disease Injections

The Ministry of Health (MOH) is urging families not to miss regular injections for rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease (RHD), warning that the...

Flu Cases Surpass 19,000 Nationwide in Vanuatu

The Ministry of Health has reported more than 19,000 cases of influenza across Vanuatu since January this year. In September alone, the Ministry recorded nearly 400...
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