Education
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Jul- 2025 -17 July
Hon. Oscar George Announces Over $900,000 Investment in Dominica Library Services
Dominica’s commitment to education and literacy has taken a significant leap forward with the announcement of a major investment in the island’s library infrastructure. Speaking during a public addres
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4 July
Over 300 Graduate from Dominica State College
More than 300 students were officially conferred with diplomas and associate degrees during the 2025 graduation ceremony of the Dominica State College (DSC), held under the theme “Charting a Cour
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Jun- 2025 -23 June
BTC Approved as Official GED Testing Centre, Expands to Antigua and St. Martin
The Business Training Centre (BTC) has officially been certified as a registered testing centre for the General Educational Development (GED) program. This achievement marks a significant milestone fo
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21 June
Top Performers and Schools Announced in Grade Six Assessment 2025
The Ministry of Education, Human Resource Planning, Vocational Training and National Excellence is pleased to announce the release of the 2025 Grade 6 National Assessment results. This year, a total o
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20 June
St. Martin Primary Tops 2025 Grade Six National Assessment
The Ministry of Education has officially released the 2025 Grade Six National Assessment results, revealing outstanding performance across primary schools, especially among smaller institutions. Ameli
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May- 2025 -29 May
All Saints Nursing Graduates Achieve 100% Pass Rate in April 2025 RENR
All Saints University is proud to announce an outstanding and pacesetting achievement as its nursing graduates recorded a 100% pass rate in the April 2025 Regional Examination for Nurses Registration
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29 May
National Exams Begin for 750 Grade Six Students Across 58 Centers
This week, 750 students across Dominica are sitting the Grade 6 National Assessment, marking a key moment in the island’s primary education calendar. Comprising 373 girls and 377 boys, candidates are
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27 May
Skerrit Pushes for Fewer Subjects, More Life Skills in New Curriculum Plan
Prime Minister Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit has announced plans to implement reforms to Dominica’s education system, describing the current model as outdated and harmful to students’ development. Speaking a
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Feb- 2025 -26 February
DSC Board Addresses Faculty Concerns Following Protests
The Board of Governors of Dominica State College (DSC) has responded to recent industrial action taken by faculty members, clarifying the institution’s position on ongoing salary negotiations and work
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