Education Mauritius
Dr D.Y. Patil Medical College: À Qui la Faute?
Comment des médecins non enregistrés au conseil de l’ordre ont-ils pu exercer dans un des principaux hôpitaux du pays? La question est sur toutes les lèvres depuis que l’affaire du Dr D.Y. Patil Medical College a éclaté, à la suite des dénonciations de deux anciens étudiants. Ces derniers ont dévoilé qu’ils avaient pratiqué la médecine à l’hôpital Jawaharlal Nehru, à Rose-Belle, au cours de leurs études sans être reconnus en tant que médecins par le Medical Council.
06 Mar 2014, business.mega.mu
Aberystywth to set up Mauritius Campus
Aberystywth University (UK) announced their plans to open a new campus in Mauritius yesterday.
05 Mar 2014, Le Matinal
SC and HSC Examination Fees: Rs 700 to Rs 1,000 More Expensive
Parents whose children take part in examinations School Certificate (SC) and Higher School Certificate (HSC) this year will put their hands in the pocket. These exams will cost Rs 700 to Rs 1,000 more, which represents an increase of 5%.
05 Mar 2014, business.mega.mu
Alignement salarial : les enseignants attendent la décision du comité ministériel
Le rapport Seebaluck tant attendu par les instituteurs du primaire a augmenté la frustration. Alors que ces derniers s’attendaient à la correction d’une “mauvaise interprétation” du rapport de l’Errors, Omissions and Anomalies Commission (EOAC), aucune mention n’a été faite. C’est, ainsi, qu’ils étaient 4 000 à avoir manifesté dans les rues de la capitale, samedi.
04 Mar 2014, Le Matinal
Sharon Taylor : “UK has many prestigious universities which are little known to Mauritians”
British universities are among the most favourite study destinations of Mauritian students since a UK qualification makes them highly employable. However, according to British Deputy High Commissioner Sharon Taylor, Mauritians tend to choose universities mostly in the South-East region and London while few applications are made to famous universities like…
28 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
Medical Students in Mauritius Stare at Uncertain Future
Indian educational institutions continue to earn disrepute in Mauritius. After the case of Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management (EIILM) that continues to function without UGC permission, comes DY Patil Medical College.
26 Feb 2014, business.mega.mu
Dr D.Y. Patil Medical College: Accredited Foreign Students Automatically?
Accreditation of foreign students will probably be automatic. " This is what says the president of Medical Council , Dr Baboo Servansingh.
25 Feb 2014, business.mega.mu
Dr D. Y. Patil Medical College : la direction réfute les allégations d’irrégularité
La direction du Dr D. Y. Patil Medical College a précisé sa position quant aux allégations récemment rendues publiques par deux étudiants indiens ayant opté pour un Postgraduate à Maurice, lors d’un point de presse vendredi. Dans ses locaux à Ebène, la direction a clairement réaffirmé qu’elle suit les étapes pour l’enregistrement des médecins et internes auprès du Medical Council, et qu’en aucune façon, elle n’a outrepassé la réglementation en vigueur.
22 Feb 2014, Le Matinal
Training for Employment : The future is in middle-management, says François de Grivel
For several years, youth unemployment has been constantly on the rise. More so, unemployment among undergraduates is growing. However, the situation is not alarming, says François de Grivel, Chairman of the Mauritius Institute of Training and Development (MITD).
21 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
Droopnath Ramphul State College : To make thinkers out of learners
It is regarded as one of the highly-desired secondary school for girls in the North region. However, as its motto suggests - to make thinkers out of learners - the school is not all about academic. Its students have found the formula to juggle between their studies and extracurricular activities…
21 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
New courses in agriculture but more scope in ICT
Agribusiness is indeed high on the government’s agenda. Lately, the sector has known innovations such as rice and wheat cultivation and hitech farming is a future area of growth.
21 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
Domestic Violence and Crime of Passion : What do our young people think?
Our small island has been shaken, these past few weeks, by blasting news of a series of shocking murders. Seemingly perfect couples and spouses have turned their love stories into deadly affairs.
21 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
Alignement salarial : des enseignants du primaire envisagent de manifester
Des instituteurs du primaire crient à l’injustice et veulent faire entendre leur voix. Ils comptent descendre en grand nombre dans les rues de la capitale le samedi 1er mars. Seulement quelque mille enseignants ont, en effet, bénéficié d’un alignement des salaires sur ceux du secondaire à la suite des recommandations du rapport Dev Manraj.
21 Feb 2014, Le Matinal
Les meilleurs élèves du CPE, SC et HSC 2013 sont récompensés
Le Tourism Employees Welfare Fund (TEWF) a récompensé mercredi des élèves qui ont brillamment réussi leurs examens du CPE, SC et HSC 2013. Ces élèves dont les parents travaillent dans le secteur du tourisme ont été récompensés lors d’une cérémonie tenue au Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre.
21 Feb 2014, Le Matinal
Présentation interactive de la tablette
Le ministre de l’Éducation et des ressources humaines, Vasant Bunwaree, ainsi que de hauts responsables du ministère et ceux de la Private Secondary Schools Authority (PSSA) ont fait une présentation officielle des tablettes cette semaine. Elles seront distribuées au début du mois de mars aux élèves qui étaient en Form IV en 2013.
15 Feb 2014, Le Matinal
L’UoM se dote d’un nouveau bâtiment à Ébène
Afin d’accueillir plus d’étudiants de l’University of Mauritius (UoM), un nouveau bâtiment ‘UoM Alumni Building the Future’ sera bientôt opérationnel à Ebène. Avec l’aide financière du Sugar Investment Trust (SIT), ce bâtiment de quatre étages pourra accommoder jusqu’à 3 000 étudiants.
15 Feb 2014, Le Matinal
Employment Opportunities for Young: Career Fair Opens Its Doors
The goal? Improve the employability of young people. This is why universities and other institutions offering graduate courses rely on vocational training. Many of them will be present at the Career Fair , which opens its doors to the public this Friday, February 14.
14 Feb 2014, business.mega.mu
Primary Education : Enhancement Programme compulsory by 2017
The press conference held by the Minister of Education on Tuesday and Wednesday clarified several projects announced earlier for the education sector in Mauritius. The nine-year schooling project planned for 2017 seems to have been postponed at a much later stage while the Enhancement Programme comes to the forefront once…
14 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
Application open for 24 Additional Scholarships
for the second time, the Mauritian Government will be offering 24 additional scholarships to Higher School Certificate (HSC) candidates based on their academic performance and social background. Suitably-qualified students who have sat for the HSC in October/November 2013 have up to February 28 to submit their application.
14 Feb 2014, Le Defi News on Sunday
Higher Education: TEC’s Partner Criticized by the Government of India
The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) had in 2013 signed an agreement with the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) to circumvent the University Grants Commission (UGC). However, the Indian government has issued a series of criticisms against the AIU and reproached his "unprofessional."
14 Feb 2014, business.mega.mu