schools

The new 3G unwired Wi-Fi is part of Digicel roll out of its new unwired 3G service. 

CEO at Digicel, Ben Kealy, said that: “he was delighted to support the local schools programme and hoped that access to FREE Wi-Fi would help the children of Nauru develop their education.  He went onto say that it was part of Digicel’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and is now part of supporting the many Communities in Nauru.

These new 3G unwired units are available at the Digicel Flag ship store at the Civic Centre.

The school installed with FREE Wi-Fi are as follows:

One of the main projects for the force's Tropic Twilight exercise is the relocation and rebuilding of the fuel depot on Penrhyn.

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully says improving fuel storage will enable better use of the patrol boat Te Kukupa to carry out fisheries surveillance around the islands.

The force's engineers will also upgrade buildings on Manihiki.

The exercise will involve China, the United States, the UK and France and is aimed at testing the force's abilities to provide disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.

Twenty two positions are currently being advertised including five jobs for principals and eight jobs at the main secondary school Tereora College.

There are also seven other vacancies at primary and secondary schools in the country.

A Director of Human Resources with the government Terry Utaga says an example of the problem is the field of accounting where potential applicants for an accounting teacher job prefer to stick to higher paying jobs outside teaching.