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Charity staff have completed an intensive training course in how to run non-profit organisations. Twelve residents have graduated from the Introduction to Non-profit Management Certificate programme, which is run by the Inter Agency Committee for Chi...

Art lovers looking for careers in museums have a chance for on-the-job training through the Bermuda National Gallery

Jezhari Talbot, who is studying languages and finance at Reading University, received a cheque for $1,500

More than 100 middle and senior students from across the island were given an insight into life beneath the ocean at a virtual seminar organised by the Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme. Experts from Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences presented a s...

The coronavirus pandemic has been blamed for a decline in enrolment numbers at the Bermuda College – and also for a sharp drop in satisfaction levels among students. According to the college’s recently released 2021/22 annual report, there were 576 s...

Auditors have given the Bermuda College a passing grade for balancing its books in the last year. Although revenues were down by more than $1 million for the fiscal year up to March, 2022, the college still managed to remain in the black to the tune ...

A “vital community institution“ providing education for adults that shut down last year has reopened, with a new management team on board. The Adult Education School closed at the end of the 2021 academic year to undertake “a comprehensive feasibilit...

Students at Saltus now have a new space in which to study on campus. The Learning Commons, which officially opened last week, is part of a multi-phased development programme to enhance learning experiences for students. According to a school spokesw...

Almost 200 high school students were given lessons in financial technology from industry experts during Tech Education Day last week. The event was hosted by the Economic Development Department as part of Bermuda's annual Techweek, and featured prese...

Students planning to take the International Baccalaureate have the chance to broaden their horizons — by studying overseas. Places are available at 18 United World College campuses around the world, including Thailand, Tanzania, Japan and India. The ...