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Former Ministers of Education Honored

By: , January 28, 2024
Former Ministers of Education Honored
Photo: Michael Sloley
Minister of Education and Youth, the Hon. Fayval Williams (second right) with former Ministers of Education (from left) Rev. Ronald Thwaites; Dr. Mavis Gilmour Peterson; and Maxine Henry Wilson, during a special forum to honour former Ministers of Education during the Forum for Innovations in Teaching (FIT3), held at the National Arena in Kingston on Friday (January 26).

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Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams says the transformation of the education sector must be an ongoing process, if Jamaica is to keep pace with global developments.

“It is a very important organization that we all agree if we continue to transform, it will move Jamaica forward significantly,” Mrs. Williams said.

The Education Minister was speaking at a special forum to honour former Ministers of Education during the Forum for Innovations in Teaching (FIT3), held at the National Arena in Kingston on Friday (January 26).

Minister of Education and Youth, the Hon. Fayval Williams (right), greets former Minister of Education, Dr. Mavis Gilmour Peterson, during a special forum to honour former Ministers of Education during the Forum for Innovations in Teaching (FIT3), held at the National Arena in Kingston on Friday (January 26).

Under the theme ‘Celebrating Achievements and Reimaging Education for the 21st Century Society and Labour Force’, the forum was used to demonstrate the integration of education, medium, small, and micro enterprises and the information and communications technology (ICT) sectors within the context of the digital transformation journey in Jamaica.

“The Forum highlights the fact that the education of our students is a continuing, ongoing process, and a reminder that as we pivot in response to our global changing environment, so too must we adopt a growth mindset,” Mrs. Williams said.

The Forum for Innovation in Teaching was hosted by the Ministry of Education and Youth, in collaboration with the Jamaica Teaching Council.

Last Updated: January 28, 2024

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