Category: Education

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

We hope that our establishment will not replicate the failed UK models. Future technical offerings should not be conceptualised at birth as “pathways for failures”, while those fit

National Basic Education Statistics 2010-19 – The Decade in Review

Qs & As – Yamal Matabudul, CEO Polytechnics Mauritius

Can we as a nation accept that 70% or a large majority of students taking part in SC and GCE O-Level exams do not make the cut to

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

By Teeluck Bhuwanee

By Sada Reddi

2020 Education

Rather than sweep the problem under the carpet and treat it as a normal state of affairs, it is time we recognize this problem as a national failure

Forceful imposition to meet political deadlines, inherent elitism and double-standards have been the unfortunate hallmarks of the Minister’s NYS reforms

By Rattan Khushiram

Education Reform

Schools should be seen as safe, healthy and transforming institutions which will allow the maximum development of cognitive, psychomotor and affective skills

Let us be watchful, then, about how implementation of the budgetary measures roll out, for they are about our future