The ministry of Technical and Higher Education has established a help desk at the ministry, for members of the public to report the operations of all unaccredited universities engaged in the award...
The Ministry of Technical And Higher Education (MTHE) has in a press release on Thursday asked staff in Higher Education institutions in Sierra Leone with fake certificates or qualifications to resign...
In an effort to ensure that less privileged students have access to tertiary or higher education in Sierra Leone, President Julius Maada Bio’s government has, from 2018 to 2021, dished out grants-in-aid...
The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education (MTHE) and the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) have today issued a joint communique declaring that all degrees awarded by the Dominion University, Africa...
The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education (MTHE) has today informed the public that the Government of Sierra Leone is offering Grant-in-Aid (GID) to suitably qualified Sierra Leoneans for Degree,...
The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education has issued a press release informing the public about the decision of the Turkish Government to offer Scholarships to deserving Sierra Leonean Students who...
After a prolonged period of out of college, Limkokwing students are set to finally go back to college to complete their courses. The Minister of Technical and Higher Education, Alpha Wurrie, has in...
The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education (MTHE) has conducted a two-day training exercise for the Administration of Eastern Technical University of Sierra Leone (ETU-SL) on the procedures of students’...
The Minister of Technical and Higher Education, Professor Alpha Tejan Wurie, has launched the Needs Assessment Study Report on Higher Education Institutions in Sierra Leone done by the Tertiary Education...
The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education (MTHE) has had an engagement with Zoodlabs (a technology company operating in Sierra Leone) with a view to deploying over 700km of metro fiber network to...
