“If we want stronger learning outcomes across the Pacific, teacher training must shift from lecture-heavy delivery to active modelling, co-teaching and hands-on mentorship.” This is the key message from Fiji National University Associate Dean Learning and Teaching at the College of Humanities, Education and Law, Dr Lavinia Tiko, who is calling for a more practical…Read More

  For Ofa Lagonilakeba, attending the National Conference on Information Technology (NCIT) 2026, was about more than discussing technology. It was an opportunity to ensure the voices and experiences of women in Information, Communication and Technology, telecommunications and cybersecurity were part of the conversation shaping the Pacific’s digital future. An ICT & Cybersecurity Graduate Trainee…Read More

“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

The inaugural Literature Teaching Workshop commenced on Thursday at the Fiji National University’s (FNU) Natabua Campus in Lautoka, bringing together educators and teacher trainees, to explore new and meaningful ways of teaching literature to children and young people. Hosted by the Office of the Dean of the College of Humanities, Education and Law (CHEL) through…Read More

The Fiji National University (FNU) and the Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry are envisioning the evolution of their renewed partnership into a practical ‘Blue Hub’ for applied learning and innovation, bringing together students, government, scientists, researchers, communities, farmers, industry and development partners to address national priorities and translate knowledge into measurable outcomes. The vision was…Read More