Eritrea provides FREE education to its citizens in all levels of education BY SHABAIT The Higher Education Institutions since their establishment in 2008 have graduated 29,772 in Masters, first degree and diploma including 256 in Medical Doctorate. According to documents, the Eritrean Institute of Technology graduated 13,571, and Hamelmalo Agricultural College 4,840, College of Business […]
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By Shabait, A TOTAL of 416 students, 40% of whom are females, graduated today from Asmara College of Health Science with Degree and Diploma. They pursued studies in patient care, pharmacy, public health and health assistance.
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By AfDB, THE African Development Bank’s (AfDB) Board of Executive Directors approved on March 3 in Abidjan a US $19-million project comprising an African Development Fund (ADF) loan of US $10.7 million and an ADF grant of US $8.3 million to boost the Technical, Vocational, Education and Training (TVET) sector.
Continue ReadingBy Seble Ephrem, ERITREA’s passion for cycling is not news to those that have any inkling on the country’s history. In recent years a rising number of riders are being acknowledged for their professionalism, albeit reluctantly in many cases. Only a few days ago Jock Boyer, the first American who participated in the Tour de France […]
Continue ReadingBy TesfaNews, SUMMER is a season of multi-disciplinary harvest in the Eritrean academic calendar as thousands of Eritrean children graduate and celebrate their achievements from the various Colleges, Institutes and Technical Schools in the country. Working on a priority basis in a bid to promote educational outreach through its “Education for All” policy, the Eritrean government […]
Continue ReadingBy TesfaNews, The Orotta School of Medicine has reached a stage of regional recognition and International Accreditation following yearlong process of evaluations and reviews. Accordingly, the School will soon get its first regional recognition from Sudan Medical Council and International Accreditation jointly from the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Federation for Medical Education (MFME).
Continue Reading“What Eritrea’s Orotta School of Medicine has achieved in 6 short years is a task that would have normally taken 30 years”–WHO/WFME, 2010 By Shabait, A total of 56 Medical Doctors who have been pursuing their studies in Orotta School of Medicine for 8 years graduated today. Speaking at the graduation ceremony in which senior […]
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