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The students learned key board skills covering typing and placing their fingers correctly on the keyboard to type smoothly.

Nauru Media News – NTV reports they also learned about the four main parts of the computer; how to switch on the computer and how to shut it down, how to save their files, how to open window applications and going on the internet including learning to use the mouse.

The students were very eager to learn about computing and at the beginning were using two fingers to type.

The Minister of Education and Human Resource Development, John Moffat Fugui announced the plan during the USPSI open day last Friday.

Mr Fugui said once the ground-breaking is done the construction will commence in September this year.

The Minister said his ministry will do all it can to support the development because it will create a better learning environment for all Solomon Islanders as well the students from other Pacific countries.

USPSI Campus Director, Dr Patricia Rodie said the development of the fourth campus is their top priority.

The test will be held from 1.00pm to 2pm from Wednesday, March 2 until Friday, March 4.