Barnd experienced many set-backs and disappointments on the pathway to becoming a teacher. Over seven years, his education journey has been long and labyrinthine, spanning four provinces and taking Barnd across his great country and back. His dream was finally fulfilled at the Balimo College graduation ceremony, when he received a Bachelor’s of Education (Primary) degree. A fully qualified teacher at last.
Read MorePapua New Guinea observes 20 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, supported by local organisations, international campaigns and the government. This article shares vital information to help teachers, parents and caregivers protect children in our communities.
Read MoreAt KTF’s Pari & Taurama Flexible Open Distance Education (FODE) Centre, Timo Oala and his son, Rarua Timo, have been studying side by side - supporting, encouraging and engaging in a friendly rivalry with one another along the way. Their story is a powerful reminder that education flourishes when strong family support systems are in place.
Read MoreThe intensive 2-week counselling training - the first of its kind for the Province - delivered critical counselling skills, knowledge and strategies to 24 teachers, representing each district of Oro Province and benefiting schools that educate over 13,000 students.
Read MoreIn the remote coastal village of Sanananda, Oro Province, more than 35 local leaders have completed Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) training, gaining the skills needed to help combat sickness and promote everyday healthy practices.
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