Selveena Parmanum showed a huge passion for learning whilst having to overcome personal tragedy and hardship. Selveena's Aunty, told us her story:

Many ABE learners have truly inspirational stories to share. ABE Level 6 graduate, Sariq, is one such person.

ABE Level 4 graduate, Hidy, is a single mum working full-time to support her children, siblings and a parent:

Syed's business supplies frozen food to grocery shops and provides catering services for Asian weddings, conferences and other formal gatherings.

As centre head of the Institute of Universal Higher Studies (IUHS Campus) (up to 2022), Sanjeevika has shown exceptional dedication.

Starfish International is a school and organisation supporting young girls through the power of world-class education.   

In 2018, Nations School of Business and Management conducted two sessions for teenagers in the ABE Level 2 Award in Setting Up Your Own Business.

Successful entrepreneur, Monica, achieved her first ABE qualification in 2008 and used the knowledge she gained to start her own business.

The feeling about ABE in Guyana is that the working millennial loves it. It gives them time to balance work and play. The older folks are also now getting the opportunity to add the relevant qualifications to their experience.

Asongfack says her ABE studies have helped her become a strategic thinker and plans to use the knowledge she has gained to build her own business.

Senior Secretary, Diedre, plans to use her qualification to build up her entrepreneurial expertise before launching her own production business. 

Martika currently works as an agriculture officer and lives in Mauritius with her two children. Here is her story: