Campaign Launch

The Fiji National University (FNU) will be conducting its first-ever Primary School Awareness session from April 24 to 28.

These presentations to primary-aged students in Year Six, Seven and Eight will create awareness and understanding of FNU’s programmes, study pathways and application processes for teachers and students from the pre-secondary level.

FNU’s acting vice-chancellor, Professor Unaisi Nabobo-Baba said the university was eager to engage with primary school teachers and students across Fiji.

“We believe it is never too early to start speaking with children regarding their studies,” Professor Nabobo-Baba said.

“FNU has just completed our nation-wide Careers Teachers Workshop to engage more with our teachers that will help high school students better plan their tertiary education.

“Through this Primary School Awareness sessions, we are going a step further and speaking to younger students.

In the next year of two, these students will begin high school and it is important that these students make the right subject combination choices that are aligned to their career ambitions.”

Source: Fiji National University

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