Clive Long is from Matupit Island in Rabaul, East New Britain Province. Clive is currently a final year Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) student at the Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia where he commenced studies in 2009. (more…)
Charlie Gilichibi, 34, completed his grade 12 at Passam National High School in 1998. A former recipient of an ADS award, Charlie successfully completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology at the University of Canberra in 2002. (more…)
Anton received an ADS award in 2007 and completed his Masters of Arts in Development Studies at Murdoch University, Western Australia in 2009. (more…)
Maeve was with the IT Department at the Bank of PNG prior to going for studies in 2007. She won an ADS award in 2006 to do her Bachelors Degree in Information Technology at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). (more…)
Girigi, 39, completed grade 12 at Aiyura National High School in 1991 and in 1992 & 1993 attended UPNG to do her Bachelor of Arts in Economics. She left the program when she was awarded a James Crawford Scholarship (AIDAB) in 1994 to do an Advanced Diploma in Business majoring in Accounting & Finance at Canberra Institute of TAFE ACT. (more…)
Matthew Omena, is a Senior Scientific Officer at the Institute of Medical Research in the Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea. A recipient of the Australia Awards Scholarship, Matthew is breaking medical barriers with his academic achievements from the James Cook University. (more…)
Academic Lecturer, Kokopo Business College Study: Master of Communication The University of Queensland Priority Theme: Education (more…)
Academic Lecturer, UPNG Study: Doctor of Philosophy (Social Science), Flinders University Priority Theme: Education/Economic Growth. (more…)
Masters in Agriculture and Livestock Chief Livestock Officer – DAL.
The Most Significant Change after my studies has been my communication skills. I have more self esteem and can confidently communicate at all levels. (more…)
“Leadership is about getting clear on what you value and acting according to those values that shape your life, the organization you work for and how people see you” says Dr James Kintwa, CEO for Mt. Hagen General Hospital. (more…)
