PNG Higher Education Institutions Resume Classes and Complete 2020 Academic Year - DHERST

DHERST DISPEL FALSE INFORMATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA REGARDING HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

The Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST) says its position is to resume the 2020 academic year for all higher education institutions. 

Secretary Professor Fr Jan Czuba came out today to dispel false information being spread on social media Facebook about the closure of the academic year. 

"We currently have a situation where someone irresponsible is circulating false information that the Department is recommending closure of the academic year," Czuba said.

“This information is ethically and legally wrong and we regret that some people are trying to destabilize the peace and harmony during this state of emergency.”

Czuba says he has written letters to Prime Minister James Marape and Emergency Controller David Manning and he’s met with both and made the department’s position clear for all higher education institutions to resume classes and complete the academic year.

He says they are expecting a favourable decision from the Emergency Controller.

He says DHERST communicates to all higher education institutions regularly on any decisions via e-letters and it does not use social media during the state of emergency to communicate with the institutions.

He says any official statement will be announced by himself as per orders received from the Emergency Controller and the National Executive Council.

Czuba says DHERST is maintaining a reputable partnership with all higher education institutions to ensure that students, academic and non-academic staffs are safe and can work in a stable environment to achieve their highest potential by completing their studies.

PNG NBC News 20/04/2020

JAMB Portal Login 2024: How to Login and Check Results

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) result checker will be live and online when all the exams are complete. Students who have sat for the examination can log in to the JAMB result portal and check their results. But, individual students can check their results after 48 hours like in the past year.

A new article is available here for the ''2024 Matric Results Release Dates'' and ''How to Check the Results via SMS/Online'', click here to find out.

 

Login to JAMB portal

Visitors to this education blog have registered via CAPS (candidates) E-Facility on JAMB's website and can now log in to access their UTME Results Notification Slip. You'll need your registration number or e-mail to log in to the JAMB portal and check the UTME result online. 

URL: https://jamb.gov.ng/

Latest updates on results for individual students/exam and final results from the JAMB student portal, read this article - Updated

Check UTME Results with JAMB Registration Number

Candidates who wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination ( UTME) can check their JAMB results with their JAMB Registration Numbers.

Access the JAMB portal without the need to log in to the JAMB dashboard or buy any scratch card and pin. It’s free. 

Here is how to check the JAMB result using the candidates' Registration Numbers.

1. Visit JAMB official website to check your result.

2. Enter your JAMB Registration number or email you used for registration in the box provided

3. Click on ''Check My Results''. (The portal will load your result will show on the screen). 

Seek help/guidance 

During our quick search for this short post, we realised that the best place to get assistance is at the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) website. 

Here are some pointers to help in case you need them. Below are some main functions of the result menus on JAMB's website.

CAPS (Candidates) e-Facility

• Create a new account
• Reset password

E-Facility 

• Access JAMB CAP
• See your JAMB Admission Status
• Print Result Slip

How to recover lost JAMB online details 

If you have forgotten your password, here is what you do:

1. Click on the 'forgot password' tab; 

2. Click 'Login' to access your JAMB profile dashboard;

3. Enter the email address you used to create the account;

4. Click the 'calendar' icon to also select your date of birth; and

5. Click the button that says 'Get Password Reset Link'

You'll be sent an email with a link to reset your password. To avoid this long process, use a password that you can remember, but also a strong one!

If you still have a problem, contact the JAMB support team by raising a ticket.

Matriculants who are anticipating the JAMB Results for this year, check out the latest updates: >>> Jamb Results Release

FAQs - 10 Key Questions and Answers You Should Know about 2024 JAMB UTME results

1. When is the JAMB 2024 registration starting?

Answer: The JAMB 2024 registration takes place between January and February every year.

2. How long do I have to register for the UTME examination?

Answer: Candidates have exactly one month to register for the examination.

3. Can I register for the UTME examination online?

Answer: Yes, you can register for the UTME examination online through the JAMB website.

4. When will the Direct Entry (DE) registration commence?

Answer: Direct Entry (DE) registration commences mid-February 2024, and ends mid-April 2024.

5. What is the purpose of the optional mock UTME examination?

Answer: The optional mock UTME examination will serve as a dress rehearsal for candidates ahead of the main examination, allowing them to familiarize themselves with the examination format and identify areas where they need to improve.

6. When will the optional mock UTME examination take place?

Answer: The optional mock UTME examination takes place on mid-March 2024.

7. When will the main UTME examination take place?

Answer: The main UTME examination takes place at the end of April 2024, to Monday second week of May 2024.

8. How can I check my JAMB result?

Answer: You can check your JAMB result by visiting the JAMB result checker portal and entering your JAMB registration number.

9. When will the JAMB result for the 2024 examination be released?

Answer: The JAMB result for the 2024 examination will be released a few weeks after the examination. The exact date has not been announced yet.

10. How much is the service charge for the optional mock UTME examination?

Answer: Candidates who are interested in taking the mock UTME will be required to pay a service charge of N1000 at the point of registration.

About this blog

We are an education and development blog. We realise that visitors from Nigeria have visited us. Therefore, we make this information available to help you as you are logging in to the JAMB result portal & checking your UTME results online. 

WHO Covid-19 Prevention: Videos with reliable info

The World Health Organisation produced several informational videos about COVID-19. The coronavirus video collection on YouTube make it easier to:

• understand the virus
• know how it spreads, and
• take prevention measures 

Check out these 5 informational videos on Coronavirus (links to YouTube)

1. How to protect yourself against COVID-19 (1:31 mins) World Health Organization (WHO)
2. Can masks protect against the new coronavirus infection? (1:27 mins) World Health Organization (WHO)
3. How is the new coronavirus affecting people who get it?  (1:25 mins) World Health Organization (WHO)
4. COVID-19 Animation: What Happens If You Get Coronavirus? (7:28 mins) Nucleus Medical Media
5. Coronavirus - seven steps to prevent the spread of the virus (0:31 mins) World Health Organization (WHO

Stay safe, stay strong. 

C19 Vs Education: Children Learning is Important too

As important as it is to stop the C19 pandemic from spreading in PNG, it is also important to educate our children at this trying time. This is the message on a thread in PNG Insight. I've fixed the messages and re-posted them here. 

The message is clear. The govt must also give equal and undivided attention to the education of our children at this time. 

Twitter discussion/thread

Two questions of significance

1/10
The first question is: what are the resources (Edu officers, equipment, technology, etc) are available, at present, within the education dept that the PNG govt can use for mass educating elementary to secondary school students?

2/10
The second question is what is there for the Higher Education sector (DHESRT)...can the universities and colleges use their resources to conduct non-contact classes...LAN, Wifi, etc?

Challenges to be proactive

3/10

The challenge is not to let this pandemic stop this generation of children from learning this year...so how best can DHERST and Education Ministry use the available resources to ensure learning takes place even?

4/10

DHERST and the Education Department cannot be complacent. They have to be proactive. 

The schools have closed early. We know the 27th of April on only a tentative date for school to open. 


There is no need to be scared. However, there is always safety in planning. 

Vision for long-term benefit

5/10

Importantly, this pandemic will come to pass, surely. With that in mind, put in place something that is permanent, something tangible so that when this is gone, our children will still benefit from it...this is called VISION.

6/10

The govt's priority is stopping the C19 pandemic. But, it must not be distracted from its responsibility to educate *THIS GENERATION* of students!

Don't be one dimensional, Mr govt. 


You have the duty to educate the kid, if/when the schools are re-opened or not.

7/10

Having said 1 - 6, it would be better for DHERST and Education Department (in collaboration with the SoE team) to CLEARLY spell-out what is going to happen:


(1) If/when unis, colleges and schools in affected regions/country will resume term 2 school year

8/10

(2) If school are to close indefinitely, what are the LEARNING INTERVENTIONS for 2020 are in place for the children?

Interventions measures?

9/10

The task to educate children en masse is not easy in our country. 


Parents are the ones who are at the receiving end. But, at least some intervention measures put in place are better than nothing - we cannot say let us take one day at a time.

10/10

DHERST and Education Department must know called on the SOE committee and find out, for the sake of parents and students, what is there for the academic year 2020. 


END!