Gaulim Teachers College has a proud
heritage of preparing primary teachers who serve communities across Papua New Guinea. We combine professional training, Christian values, and a commitment to community service.
Students Making Bunk Beds for Dormitories 1966
Resourceful students built their own dormitory bunk beds, laying the foundation for a culture of resilience and self-reliance at Gaulim Teachers College
First Buildings 1966
The first classroom, built with bush materials in 1966, stands as a reminder of humble beginnings and the pioneering spirit of education in rural Papua New Guinea.
Making road 1966,landscaping grounds
Students worked together to clear roads and landscape the college grounds, showing their commitment to building not just classrooms, but a community
Staff Accommodation – 1966
Early staff housing, constructed from bush materials, sheltered the first educators of Gaulim. These huts symbolized dedication and sacrifice in the mission to train teachers for PNG
Gaulim Staff – 1970s Dedicated staff who shaped the next generation of teachers, building Gaulim’s reputation for quality training.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Gaulim grew further with improved curriculum standards and new facilities, enabling larger intakes of students and reinforcing its role in shaping national education.
The 2000s marked the integration of ICT and digital resources, preparing graduates for a changing classroom environment while embracing new learning technologies.
Today – Identity & Excellence
Today, Gaulim Teachers College continues to honour its heritage while innovating for tomorrow’s classrooms, guided by faith, knowledge, service, and community.