Education

The first lady Janet Museveni saw your comments on the COVID-19 response plan statement she issued for the Education sector, she managed to reply some of them below. 1. Question by UCU Student – Please be informed that there is a difference between online exams and take-home exams. UCU is giving take home exams which in a layman’s understanding is ...

Due to corona virus challenges, the Government was last month forced to temporarily end the ongoing school activities for period of 32 days. So far days have passed by and exams must be done according to the Uganda Christian University guidelines. Two weeks ago, many students at Uganda Christian University (UCU) packed all their belongings from hostels and went back ...

Apparently on ground, the Education system in Uganda is becoming more expensive almost every term that goes by. It is even absurd when some one completes school after spending much time and much school fees fails to land on a good job. Worst of all, schools, private and public at large have over the years made it difficult for parents ...

In a bid to address road accidents caused by bodaboda riders, Makerere University College of Education and external studies is set to unveil new curriculum for bodaboda riders in June. the university is partnering with national curriculum development centre to develop the curriculum with work with Kampala City Council Authority and ministry of gender to implement and enforce its guidelines. ...

In abid to reduce cost of rent and other operational experiences, Management Training and Advisory Centre (Mtac) is set to acquire permanent home in Ntungamo District, Executive Director Soteri Nabeeta has revealed. Briefing media ahead of the 7th graduation ceremony slated for 31stJanuary under the theme: Promoting enterprise development through skills training in vocational courses, Nabeeta said the new home ...