Learning and Teaching

• Free access to buildings and information about Parliament for schools, organisations, tourists and the general public.
• Tourists and general public are guided as and when they come during working days.
• Scheduled visits for schools and other groups require written requests to Parliament
• Response letter will indicate decorum of the House, date & time of the visit.
• Guest presents the letter to Security upon arrival
• Tour of Parliament & Ntlo ya Dikgosi Chambers

This service is intended for applicants seeking to enrol for a Certificate and Diploma in Highway Engineering, including short course training in Labour Based Technology at Roads Training Centre.

Examination results for Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE), Junior Certificate Examination (JCE) and Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Examination (BGCSE) are available online. The release of results is communicated each and every year through various media.

Port Health is responsible for inspection of;

• Goods
• Good commodities
• Chemicals
• Conveyances; that is trucks, aircraft, cars, buses
• Travelers for yellow fever and diseases in surveillance and create a safe environment at ports of entry through pest control, waste management, inspection of point of entry, water quality and monitoring. The Division also ensures safe cross border transportation of dead bodies.

These are guidelines for the prevention and control of the international spread of diseases and other public health threats at designated points of entry; that is airports and land crossings into Botswana.

The Ministry of Health advises the public to be aware of the import of the following:

• Unsafe and poor quality goods.
• Contaminated or adulterated foods. 
• Hazardous chemicals.
• Dangerous pesticide formulations.
• Cosmetics.
• Plant and prohibited animal products.
• Any other hazardous chemical and biological materials that may come into Botswana.

In addition to this, the port health service undertakes disease surveillance, screening and reporting of diseases and public health conditions from external sources that may threaten the health and safety of Botswana.

 

Individuals wishing to conduct research in Botswana must first apply for a research permit. This Permit ensures that information on Botswana is not misrepresented and it also assists in monitoring the kind of research done in the country. Individuals residing outside the country should submit their application documents at least one month before their intended travel to Botswana.

This programme is offered to citizens and non-citizens through Brigades and four Technical Colleges (Maun, Jwaneng, Palapye and Selebi-Phikwe Technical Colleges). These institutions offer vocational training courses up to certificate level (National Craft Certificate). These trades include:

• Architectural Draughting
• Auto Mechanics
• Borehole Mechanics
• Bricklaying and Plastering
• Carpentry and Joinery
• Dress Making 
• Electrical Installation
• Forestry
• Horticulture
• Livestock Farming
• Machine Fitting
• Painting and Decoration
• Panel Beating and Spray Painting
• Plumbing and Pipe Fitting
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
• Welding and Fabrication