“Our culture, language, heritage and traditional knowledge should not only be something we preserve; they should also be part of how we educate, conduct research and contribute to national development.” This was the message shared by Assistant Professor Dr Varanisese Tagimaucia, Head of the School of Education at the Fiji National University’s (FNU) College of…Read More

Speaking and writing in the vernacular languages of Fiji will ensure their survival and keep them from extinction,” says College of Humanities, Education and Law (CHEL) Head of the Department of Language and Literature, Ms Sera Lockington. Ms Lockington shared this message at the closing ceremony of FNU’s inaugural Vernacular Week at Natabua Campus last…Read More

The Fiji National University’s (FNU) National Training and Productivity Centre (NTPC) has commenced its second Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Business Productivity and Innovation course. Resource Person Mr Francois Trachy of Groupe MP-Plus in Canada said his team had trained more than 30,000 professionals across various industries over the past decade, helping individuals and organisations work…Read More

The Fiji National University’s (FNU) College of Humanities, Education and Law (CHEL) will host its inaugural Vernacular Week from Monday, 17 August, at FNU’s Natabua Campus in Lautoka. The week-long programme will celebrate Fiji’s rich linguistic and cultural diversity, while encouraging students and staff to use, appreciate and share their vernacular languages. The event is…Read More