Central Malaita Student Association Blog Site: NEW POLICY FOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

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Wednesday, February 07, 2007

NEW POLICY FOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

Department of the Prime Minister Office,
By Deli Oso/PM Press Secretary

The government has adopted a new policy on scholarship awards to ensure Solomon Islanders are trained in professions that lack manpower.
The Minister for Education and Training, Dr Derek Sikua revealed this in Parliament this morning when answering questions relating to scholarship awards.
Mr Sikua said the government had taken the new approach following a national skills survey his Ministry had conducted with assistance from the World Bank.
He said the survey was undertaken to determine the type of skills that Solomon Islanders have and those that were lacking.
The Minister said as of this year selection for scholarships would be based on the findings of the survey.
Dr Sikua meanwhile said the final list of the government’s scholarship awards for this year would be finalized this Friday.
He admitted that release of the list was ‘very’ slow and therefore his ministry would seek leniency from relevant authorities in PNG on late arrival of Solomon Islands students at tertiary institutions in the neigbouring Melanesian state.
Dr Sikua said late registration for Solomon Islands students at the University of the South Pacific would not a problem as Solomon Islands is a member of the institution and therefore could be given leniency.

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