The Bermuda College is hoping students turn out in droves today the last day to enroll in fall classes.
Recruitment officer Cha'Von Clarke believes the education on offer is a sensible way to prepare for the end of the recession and could lead toward...
Pembroke community leader Charles Jeffers believes the United Bermuda Party "could get wiped right out" as disgruntled supporters of both parties shun tomorrow's Constituency 16 by-election.
Mr. Jeffers said the Progressive Labour Party could increas...
DATE: Aug 26, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
The majority of Bermudian males have a high technical aptitude which makes traditional education settings wrong for them, according to a technical education expert.
Michael Stowe, director of the Technical Skills Centre, said the problem isn't limit...
A new technical programme focused on young Bermudian males will open next month giving them a chance to achieve a high school diploma in the process.
The Technical Skills Centre is due to open on September 8.
Fourteen young men between the ages of 17...
Michael Weeks isn't expected to have much trouble winning the by-election tomorrow — but families in Pembroke East Central made sure it wasn't always an easy ride as he canvassed their homes.
Mr. Weeks has maintained he's taking nothing for granted s...
DATE: Aug 26, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Bermudian women are more likely to try to lose weight than local men, but women are also more likely to use appetite suppressants and diet pills.
These are two of the findings Bermudian researcher Dr. Kyla Raynor found in her Body Weight Perceptions ...
Unfair attack on school
August 19, 2009
Dear Sir,
My letter is in response to "A lack of diplomacy" today. I was happy to read your letters as I had not got around to putting one in myself! Well done and well said.
Yes, Mr. Slayton truly was out of ...
Remy Bonne-Smith's passion for the pedal began when he was just a little kid and this need for speed put him on a fast track for a Formula BMW licence.
He told The Royal Gazette that he fondly remembers driving a go-kart at Disney World as fast as he...
Bermuda should stop wringing its hands about the escalating gang threat and sink some serious money into education.
That is the view of former Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness who said the Island's literacy deficit was one of the root causes behi...
Bermuda has slipped down the world rankings for e-business readiness but remains in the top 25 countries.
The ratings of the world's largest economies are done by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) measuring how agreeable a market is to Internet-b...
