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PM Wale advances talks on TAFE School of Trade

PM WALE ADVANCES TALKS ON TAFE SCHOOL OF TRADE PRIME Minister Hon. Matthew Wale has advanced discussions on the proposed establishment of a TAFE School of Trade in Solomon Islands. The Prime Minister held discussions this morning with Executive Managing Director of the Nippon Foundation, Mr Takashi Arikawa, who is currently in Honiara as part of efforts to finalise arrangements to kick-start the proposed project. The meeting follows the Prime Minister’s recent meeting with Honorary Chair of the Nippon Foundation, Mr Yohei Sasakawa, during his visit to Tokyo. During the meeting, Prime Minister Wale outlined the Government’s economic vision to transition Solomon Islands towards a more productive, manufacturing and processing-based economy. He said the establishment of a TAFE School of Trade will be critical to developing the skilled workforce required to support this economic transformation. “We hope to build at least four of these TAFE institutions across the country, and I am grateful that the Nippon Foundation has committed to assisting us with the establishment of one,” the Prime Minister said. Prime Minister Wale said the initiative also forms an important part of the Government’s broader education policy, particularly its commitment to expanding access to quality technical and vocational education and training. Mr Arikawa said the Nippon Foundation team will meet with officials from the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development this afternoon to further progress discussions on the project. He said Nippon Foundation Honorary Chair Mr Sasakawa is keen to support Solomon Islands in the education sector and contribute to advancing the GREAT Coalition Government’s policy priorities. Prime Minister Wale further announced that the new institution will be named in honour of the Sasakawa family, in recognition of their support for Solomon Islands’ education and skills development. He said the Government looks forward to working closely with the Nippon Foundation to progress the project and deliver a new pathway for Solomon Islanders to acquire the technical and vocational skills needed to participate in and drive the country’s economic transformation. -PRESS RELEASE [ENDS]

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OPMC Education · 2026-08-18 Original ↗

Investing in the Next Generation: New Science Laboratories Expand Opportunities for Western Province Students

Investing in the Next Generation: New Science Laboratories Expand Opportunities for Western Province Students & 17 AUGUST 2026 Students at Dekurana and Poitete Community High Schools [...]

SIG Education · 2026-08-18 Original ↗

Manaaki Short Term Training Scholarship – Infrastructural Project Management course

Manaaki Short Term Training Scholarship – Infrastructural Project Management course & Kia ora, The New Zealand Government’s Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship Programme is pleased to offer an [...]

SIG Education · 2026-08-17 Original ↗

Greetings to Malaita Province

GREETINGS TO MALAITA PROVINCETo: the premier, executive and people of Malaita province.From: the Prime Minister Hon. Matthew Wale, the Government and people of Solomon Islands.On behalf of the GREAT Coalition and the people of Solomon Islands, I extend my warmest greetings to the people of Malaita Province.Although, celebrations have been moved to November, we remember today as the occasion that marks our Second Appointed Day.Malaita is an important pillar of our nation. Our people have made, and continue to make, an enormous contribution to the development of Solomon Islands.The future of Malaita cannot be built by Government alone.It must be built by all of us.Our farmers, fishers, teachers, health workers, business people, churches, chiefs, women, young people and communities all have a role to play.As a Government, we are committed to strengthening our partnership with Malaita and supporting development that creates real opportunities for our people through better infrastructure, stronger economic activity, improved services and investment in our people.Let this celebration remind us that our strength lies in our unity, our culture and our shared commitment to building a better Solomon Islands. Happy Second Appointed Day, Malaita Province.Let us work together, move forward together and build a stronger and more prosperous Malaita and Solomon Islands.God bless Malaita. God bless Solomon Islands.

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OPMC Education · 2026-08-15 Original ↗

Exploring Futures: USP Solomon Islands Open Day 2026

Exploring Futures: USP Solomon Islands Open Day 2026 The University of the South Pacific Solomon Islands campus opened its doors today, August 14th, to students from across Honiara. The event offered prospective scholars a firsthand look at academic programs, direct access to faculty, and interactive campus tours designed to showcase university life. Attendees engaged with live demonstrations and student exhibits, gaining valuable insights into the various study pathways available. By connecting with current students and lecturers, visitors were able to better envision their own potential futures within the university's learning environment. This annual event serves as a critical bridge for secondary students preparing to transition into higher education. Through these engaging experiences, USP continues to foster academic curiosity and provide clear guidance for the next generation of students in the Solomon Islands. . Joy Ofasia , Isles Media News Desk

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Sunday Isles Education · 2026-08-14 Original ↗

MEHRD AND WESTERN PROVINCE SIGN LANDMARK EDUCATION AGREEMENTS

MEHRD AND WESTERN PROVINCE SIGN LANDMARK EDUCATION AGREEMENTS Agreements strengthen provincial authority, accountability and coordination of education services & HONIARA, 12 August 2026 – The Ministry [...]

MEHRD Education · 2026-08-13 Original ↗

MEHRD seeks architectural consultancy for Teacher Demonstration Classroom

MEHRD is opening a major opportunity for architectural consultancies to contribute to a flagship education project at SINU Panatina Campus. Firms with strong experience in architectural design, engineering, interior and landscape design, and construction-phase support are invited to express their interest in designing the new Teacher Demonstration Classroom, an important investment in strengthening teacher training in Solomon Islands. Only those who submit an EOI by the closing date will be shortlisted for the next phase of the tender. Eligible firms are encouraged to take up this opportunity and submit their applications on time. Due Date: 2 pm 28 August 2026. Check link For details: https://classified.islesmedia.net/ad/ministry-of-education-expressions-of-interest-provision-of-architectural-design-services-for-sinu/

MEHRD seeks architectural consultancy for Teacher Demonstration Classroom
Sunday Isles Education · 2026-08-13 Original ↗

HCC CALLS FOR ACTION TO PREVENT STUDENT DRIFT TO HONIARA

HCC CALLS FOR ACTION TO PREVENT STUDENT DRIFT TO HONIARA The Honiara City Council (HCC) is calling on the Minister of Education and Human Resources Development and the GREAT Coalition Government to take action to prevent a possible increase in students moving to Honiara because of the Free Education Policy. HCC supports the Free Education Policy because it will give more children across the Solomon Islands the opportunity to attend school. The policy will also help parents and guardians by reducing the cost of sending their children to school. However, HCC is concerned that the policy could lead to more families sending their children to Honiara if schools in the provinces and rural areas are not properly supported. HCC is calling on the Government and the Ministry of Education to make sure schools outside Honiara have enough classrooms, teachers, learning materials and other basic facilities. Schools in rural and remote communities must provide a safe and suitable environment where children can receive quality education. HCC said Honiara schools are already facing overcrowding and shortages of learning resources. If more students come to the capital looking for better education opportunities, the pressure on schools will increase. This could lead to larger classes, overcrowded classrooms and reduced quality of learning. The Council is therefore urging the GREAT Coalition Government to prepare for this possible situation before it becomes a major problem. HCC believes that improving schools in the provinces and rural communities will allow children to receive quality education closer to their homes. This will also help reduce unnecessary pressure on schools and education facilities in Honiara. HCC remains committed to supporting the Government’s efforts to provide equal and quality education opportunities for all children in the Solomon Islands. End///

HCC Education · 2026-08-11 Original ↗