| Mon - Thur 8:30 am - 5:00pm, Friday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Government of Jamaica ja-flag
Advertisement
Hurricane Melissa

News

Latest Stories

Director/Principal, HEART College of Beauty Services, Kaydia King-Newman, shares information on the various training programmes offered by the HEART College of Beauty Services, during a JIS ‘Think Tank’, on Friday, August 26.
Director/Principal, HEART College of Beauty Services, Kaydia King-Newman, shares information on the various training programmes offered by the HEART College of Beauty Services, during a JIS ‘Think Tank’, on Friday, August 26.

HEART/NSTA Trust Impacting Lives of Unattached Youth

By: Sherika Hall, August 30, 2022
The Human Employment and Resource Training/National Service Training Agency (HEART/NSTA) Trust has been positively impacting the lives of unattached youth, through various programmes and initiatives. Particularly through its College of...
Minister of Education and Youth, Hon Fayval Williams, addresses the Jamaica Association of Education Officers’ annual general meeting at Ocean Coral Spring in Trelawny, on Friday (August 26).

Gov’t Looking to Adequately Equip Education Officers for New School Year

By: Okoye Henry, August 28, 2022
Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Hon. Daryl Vaz (fourth left), presents awards to this year’s Petrojam scholars who have performed outstandingly in the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations. They are (from left) Greenwich Primary’s Javonne Wong, who will be attending Kingston Technical High School and Tasheka Williams, who will be attending Meadowbrook High School. From St. Andrew Primary are Adrianna Whittingham, who heads to Excelsior High School, and Robert Reynolds, who will be attending the St. Andrew Technical High School. An awards ceremony was held at the Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC) Incubator and Resource Centre in Kingston on Thursday (August 25).

Petrojam Continues Support of PEP Students

By: Mickella Anderson, August 28, 2022

More Stories

Founder of YES Effect International and Youth Empowerment Specialist, Ruth Lawrence (second left) and Founder of WomanUp Ja and Social Media Ambassador at the United States Embassy, Jamaica, Isheba Cornwall (second right), with Social Media Ambassador, United States Embassy, Jamaica, Mark Anthony Deacon (left) and moderator at the recently held What’s Next Conference, Tamoy Campbell, at the Excelsior Community College.
Youth

Youth Participate in Goal-Setting Conference

More than 200 youth from across Jamaica came together at the Excelsior Community College in Kingston, recently, to participate in the inaugural ‘What’s Next Youth Conference’. Held under the theme...
Read more
By: JUDITH A. HUNTER, August 24, 2022