Minister of Education: it's criminal behaviour, possible expulsion
Teacher rushed to hospital after he was allegedly assaulted by a student.
Anthony Garcia appeals to teachers to come to work
Education Minister waiting on AG's advice on teachers strike action
Licks for TTUTA over boycott call
Political analyst Prof John La Guerre has viewed the T&T Unified Teachers’ Association’s (TTUTA) call for teachers to stay away from classes on September 7 as holding the nation’s children to ransom.
La Guerre weighed in on the issue a day after TTUTA president Lynsley Doodhai called on teachers to boycott classes as a show of solidarity for the Oilfield Workers Trade Union (OWTU), which was dealt a hard blow with the shutdown of the Petrotrin refinery.
Education Ministry says teachers will not be paid extra for marking school-based assessment projects
Garcia describes TTUTA's recent claims as ridiculous
Garcia: Education Ministry seeks to work hand-in-hand with TTUTA
The Ministry of Education says it is not averse to the work of the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association (TTUTA).
Instead, the ministry says it regards the body as a major stakeholder and will do everything possible to hold hands and work together.
This assurance from Minister of Education Anthony Garcia, as he addressed those present at TTUTA’s sod turning ceremony for the construction of its Teachers Training Centre at Carlsen Field, Chaguanas on Wednesday.
