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The Fiji Times » Skills sector reform – Institutional strengthening in Vanuatu

Ellis Silas 4 May, 2021, 7:00 pm Trainees work at the construction of the Provincial Area Administration Offi ce at Imlao Village, South West Tanna. Picture SUPPLIED (Fenda Sam) By ELLIS SILAS, JERROL ARNHAMBAT, FENDA SAM and ANTHONY BAILEY In recognition of the centrality of human resource development to economic growth outcomes, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)-funded skills development programs around the Pacific region have been supporting skills sector reform and institutional strengthening since the late 1990s. The need to navigate complex political-economic situations at the national, provincial and community levels make the process of reform intricate, requiring time and sustained commitment.

The Fiji Times » Vanuatu Govt pulls plug on 44 students at USP in Fiji

RNZ USP campus in Fiji Photo: USP Vanuatu’s government says 44 of its students studying at the University of the South Pacific’s Fiji campus have had their courses terminated and now face repatriation. The government said the students had failed all or most of their courses and would no longer be supported by the state. The students undertook studies under the Members Education Support Scheme (MESS) of the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF) last year. The  Daily Post newspaper reported that the Fund’s general manager, Parmod Achary, had said there was no alternative but to bring the students home because they had been excluded from the university.

Vanuatu Govt pulls plug on 44 students at USP in Fiji

USP campus in Fiji Photo: USP The government said the students had failed all or most of their courses and would no longer be supported by the state. The students undertook studies under the Members Education Support Scheme (MESS) of the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF) last year. The Daily Post newspaper reported that the Fund s general manager, Parmod Achary, had said there was no alternative but to bring the students home because they had been excluded from the university. Achary said the students had been cited for disorderly behaviour and had tarnished the scheme, their families and the country s reputation.

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