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Jun 03, 2022 Letters
Dear Editor,
Once again the government of Guyana has committed to making education free through its new initiative GROW through the Guyana Online Academy of Learning. The Hon. Sonia Parag continues to deliver on her mandate in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. GOAL thus far has been amazing for many and will continue to enrich the knowledge of Guyanese. This new initiative GROW allows persons without a secondary education background to really grow! Guyanese now is your chance to utilise the opportunities that are before you by registering on the online platforms for the two courses offered that is the GED and the SCQF. I cannot stop applauding this government for this specific initiative that continues to enhance the lives of Guyanese.
Tanya Niamatali
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