Guyana has unveiled a groundbreaking online education platform poised to transform learning for students across its Amazonian territories and the wider Caribbean region. The Guyana Digital School has already attracted over 30,000 enrollees, with a curriculum offering high school courses aimed at expanding next year.

Deputy Chief Education Officer Ritesh Tularam emphasized the school's mission to deliver quality education across Guyana and free access for Caribbean neighbors. President Irfaan Ali highlighted that the initiative equips students with high-quality digital learning tools, making education more accessible and aligned with the digital evolution of the global economy.

This development follows Guyana's resumption of free university education, supported by newfound oil wealth. Reg

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