Education policies are working documents aimed at setting achievable targets for both long and short terms development in Papua New Guinea.
This category provides insights relating to current educational trends, changes and improvements that are reviewed, discussed, debated or implemented.
The work is a compilation of a post-graduate study in Leadership and Development at the Pacific Adventist University, PNG focused on education policies and development.
The work on Tuition Fee Free Policy was presented at the UPNG/ANU PNG Update Conference 2018. Contact the writer on Twitter for discussions, presentations or information relating to the articles.
The '2018 Free Education TFF grant payment list for National High, Secondary and Provincial High Schools' originally appeared on the National Department of Education (NDoE) website. On the 25th of January 2019, NDoE made the final payment (of ~K38 million)…
In this article, I reproduce a discussion on issues relating to and meaning of Ethics, Ethical Leadership, Dynamic Teams and Challenges in Education Services Provision in Papua New Guinea (PNG). The work is part of an intensive post-graduate course at…
The article is a discussion on the Government-Church Partnership as a powerful vehicle for meeting people's Education and Health needs in Papua New Guinea (PNG) - and measure up to the Global SDG Goals in Education and Health. The discussion…
Key discussion points • What is Sovereign Wealth Fund • Kuwait Sovereign Wealth Fund – Oil export revenue based • Two sources of SWF • Operating SWF in PNG Context and government’s inaction • Capitalizing on the relationship between Interest…