Over 300 teacher graduates have been assured permanent employment with the Ministry of Education next year to ensure adequate number of teachers is assigned to schools around the country.
A total of 180 teachers graduated from the Lautoka Teachers College yesterday and while 132 students graduated from the Fiji College of Advance Education this morning with diploma's in secondary school education.
Interim Minister for Education Filipe Bole has assured that with the increased Education Budget, these graduates will be able to find full time employment with the Ministry.
Meanwhile, during the Advance Education's graduation ceremony this morning, Bole stressed that education is no longer just about exams and pass rates, but the new teachers must try and bring about Education into the 21st century.
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