a) Yes. UG announced and started a phased return to Face to Face classes since the 2021/22 Academic year. 

b) At the moment only 20% of UG’s students are exclusively online. 

c) A large number of those receiving instructions online are teachers who are required to teach during the day and study in the evenings by request of the Ministry of Education in 2022 

(https://education.gov.gy/en/index.php/media2/news-events/4895-ug-s-faculty-of-education-and-humanities-goes-online-with-the-launch-of-the-international-centre-of-excellence-teachers-no-longer-need-release-to-study-at-ug#:~:text=(June%201%2C%202022)%20%E2%80%93,Education%20and%20Humanities%20(FEH).

d) https://ms-my.facebook.com/NewsSourceGuyana/videos/centre-of-excellence-launched-at-ug/842564306720200/

e) The University considers it a massive step in modernization to be able to offer students 
flexible options where possible.