Minister, Hon. Sonia Parag, in her address, said training and retraining is an essential aspect of every organisation, and one of the priorities of the public service is to support administrative reform and modernisation to maximise efficiency.
“This initiative to facilitate training virtually, to public servants concretises the Ministry’s commitment to developing Guyana’s public sector in ensuring a high standard of performance,” the Minister said.
“Coupled with that is the fact that as [a] developing country, we are looking to meet the needs of changing and emerging sectors,” she added.
Minister Parag reminded the participants that while it is the lecturer who has to deliver the lesson, the onus is on them to learn.
The Ministry’s Procurement Procedures Training Programme commenced on June 26, 2024. The programme aims to provide participants with a better understanding of the Public Procurement Commission and the Procurement Process
Induction and Orientation Aim: To facilitate the smooth transition of new employees in the public sector on policies, processes, conditions of service, rights obligations and responsibilities.
The Ministry of Public Service’s Centre for Excellence in Information Technology (CEIT) successfully completed ICT training in the use of Productivity Tools and Cybersecurity for Public Servants during the week of 21st June 2024. The training is intended to promote awareness of the Government’s cybersecurity policy expectations and foster efficient work practices.
A total of 38 Guyanese men and women have successfully completed the first installment of the Biomedical Technicians Training Course. These persons have each received a City of Guild Certificate, which enables them to provide much needed biomedical support within the public health sector. The graduation ceremony for this batch was held at the Pegasus […]
