Acting Principal of the Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE), Ms. Sharmaine Marshall, and Head of the Department of Catering and Hospitality, Ms. Valena Grenion today, called on Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Honourable Hugh Todd. During the courtesy call, they pledged to collaborate to promote Guyanese [...]
Dear CSHE Teachers. Thanks for being so outstanding, understanding and caring. You proved that learning could be a joyous and pleasant experience. You are the guiding light for our students. You show our students the correct path and help them discover more about themselves. Without you, our students would have [...]
Quality customer service is centre-stage at the Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE). Our Support Staff Members were recently engaged in an interactive Customer Service Training to boost the institution’s Customer Care Service. CSHE has invested in training its staff shows our employees that we care about continual development and [...]
AS the Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE) continues to make training teachers a priority, the first batch of teaching staff on Friday completed a staff development workshop in the Implementation and Delivery of Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET). The second batch of teachers, according to CSHE Principal Sharmaine Marshall, [...]
Brief History of Amerindians in Guyana Nearly 11,000 years ago, the Amerindians travelled over the Bering Strait and were considered as Guyana's first settlers. These earliest Guyanese were once Nomads. These nomads settled in various parts of Guyana such as the North-West, Pomeroon Districts, Mazaruni basin, Pakaraimas Highlands, [...]
THE Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE) is hoping that its bestselling ‘What’s Cooking in Guyana’ book, first published in 1973, will be revised and a new edition will soon be available. The book, with over 30,000 copies sold worldwide, was initially a collaborative effort between the school and the [...]
The Carnegie School of Home Economics is moving to change the way Care for the Elderly is delivered in Guyana. The institution has added the programme, ‘Care for the Elderly’ to its Curriculum in an effort to ensure that there are trained and capable persons in the sector. Vice Principal [...]
The Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE) has re-opened the doors of its Hibiscus Training Restaurant to a new batch of students studying the culinary arts. On Thursday, Principal, Myrna Lee explained that the restaurant is closed and re-opened based on a rotating system, whereby one batch of students [...]
