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Education in Guyana

Student Life in Guyana has nearly total literacy. Education is compulsory through age 15. Primary and secondary instruction are separate, although the lack of facilities makes it necessary to hold some secondary classes in primary schools. In 1976 the government assumed full responsibility for education from nursery school to university. Government authority Guyana was then extended over the church and private primary schools to improve education quality in the country.

Student Life in Guyana

Knowing that our students are from all walks of life and social settings, our hostel facilities are equipped in such a way that no student will feel displaced from their homes. The Hostels are well maintained with international standards and is available to both boys and girls. Here is what our resident students enjoy:

• Seperate hostel for boys and girls which is spacious, air-conditioned, and well-furnished with all the comforts of being at home
• The accommodation is just walking distance away from the University campus and is secure, safe and highly comfortable
• Each room is equipped with modern conveniences like fridge, Wi-Fi etc. to make the life of resident students easy and smooth-going
• Paid laundry can be availed within the hostel premises. Students can opt for their preferred two-sharing rooms
• Our students enjoy savoury and delicious dishes from the appetizing Indian and Guyanese cuisines
• The University also provides transport facilities by arranging buses for our residential students

Cultural institutions

Cultural sites in Georgetown are center concentrated. The city’s Guyana Museum includes the Guyana City Zoo, which has an impressive collection of animals, including harpy eagles and manatees. The Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology, also in the capital, contains artifacts of the country’s various indigenous cultures which add richness and heritage to Guyana Life.

Healthcare in Guyana

Guyanese Government ensures that the people are provided with good healthcare in both the public and private sectors. The government-funded public healthcare system in Guyana is well distributed throughout the country and is available for foreigners and nationals. The Guyanese Ministry of Health ensures that quality, reliable public health organizations and medical health clinics are easily accessible and available for the majority of residents in Guyana and are constantly improving their healthcare system for the welfare of the people.

Food and Social Culture

Daily life in Guyana revolves around family groups; notably, the matriarchal family among Afro-Guyanese contrasts with the patriarchal South Asian family. Daily dress normally does not differentiate one group from another. Guyana’s cuisine includes a perfect blend of South American, Asian, and Chinese dishes that make liberal use of fiery locally grown chilies and fresh tropical fruits and vegetables. A typical Guyanese dish is a pepperpot, a stew made of meat (contains usually beef, mutton, or pork), potatoes, and peppers laced with cassareep (a sauce concocted from cassava juice and spices).

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