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Director of Production at the Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Enthrose Campbell, interacts with students attending summer classes at the Sandy Park Basic School in St. Andrew on Thursday, July 18, during her presentation on the topic: ‘The Importance of Learning a Second Language’. The students are beneficiaries under the University of Technology’s (UTech) Students’ Union ‘Teach the Youth’ summer outreach programme.
Director of Production at the Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Enthrose Campbell, interacts with students attending summer classes at the Sandy Park Basic School in St. Andrew on Thursday, July 18, during her presentation on the topic: ‘The Importance of Learning a Second Language’. The students are beneficiaries under the University of Technology’s (UTech) Students’ Union ‘Teach the Youth’ summer outreach programme.

Students Urged to Learn a Second Language

By: Christine Ade-Gold, July 18, 2013
Director of Production, Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Enthrose Campbell, is encouraging Jamaican students to learn a second language. She said that learning a foreign language enables students to relate to...
Jamaica 4-H clubbites participate in cleaning up duties at the organisation’s annual camp held from July 5 to 12 in Rose Hall, St. Catherine.

4-H Clubbites Receive Entrepreneurial and Life Skills Training

By: Christine Ade-Gold, July 17, 2013
Minister of Youth and Culture, Hon. Lisa Hanna, listens as Executive Director, National Youth Service (NYS), Melvin Smith (right), addresses a press briefing held at the agency’s Collins Green Avenue offices in Kingston in April, to launch the NYS Summer Employment Programme. Chairman of the NYS Board, Maureen Webber, was also in attendance.

NYS Introduces Work Experience Project for Tertiary Graduates

By: Elaine Hartman-Reckord, July 17, 2013

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Minister of Youth and Culture, Hon. Lisa Hanna and Minister of Tourism and Entertainment, Hon Dr. Wykeham McNeill, along with (from left): Opposition Spokesperson on Youth, Sports, Gender Affairs, Entertainment and Culture, Olivia Grange; Spanish Ambassador, and President of the Spanish Jamaica Foundation, Her Excellency Ambassador Celsa Nuno; and member of Parliament in St. Ann, Shahine Robinson cut the ribbon to mark the opening of the Seville Exhibition at the Seville Great House in St. Ann, on Friday July 12. The exhibition was funded by the Spanish Jamaica Foundation and the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF).
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Exhibition Opens at Seville Museum

MONTEGO BAY - Minister of Youth and Culture, Hon. Lisa Hanna says that her Ministry is committed to opening three museums before Independence of this year, as part of its...
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By: Brian Miller, July 13, 2013