For the first time since its founding 24 years ago, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Scholarship Foundation will fund a scholarship for studies in agro/gastronomy-related subjects to Caribbean nationals students.
The costs of attending to university for Trinidad and Tobago students are increasing. Students have to get creative when it comes to covering the costs of higher learning.
How a Jamaican theatre major (Michael Lewis) beat adversity to study in the US. Read the full interview about his inspiring journey to study abroad
The Jamaica Tertiary Education Commission (JTEC), in collaboration with the Youth Innovation Centres (YICs), will host a Scholarship and Financial Aid Webinar on Thursday, March 25, starting at 1:00 p.m. The panelists for the webinar will comprise representatives from: the Ministry’s Tertiary Unit, JTEC, SLB, Link Your Purpose, GraceKennedy Foundation, and the Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Commission.
Trinidad & Tobago will reduce the benefits of the Government Assistance for Tuition Expenses (GATE) allocated to secondary school students.
A total of 185 applications have been submitted to the Secretariat overseeing the Government’s $1-billion Marcus Garvey Graduate Scholarship for Public Sector Employees.
Russell Barrett of St Elizabeth, is the recipient of the 2020 Hon Oliver Clarke Graduate Scholarship, which was awarded to celebrate the life and legacy of the late chair of the board of directors of The Jamaica National Group, a media mogul and Jamaican business stalwart.
Education Minister Fayval Williams, says lucrative job opportunities are available in the field of actuarial science, and more students should pursue this field of study.
Fake degree alert! Fraudsters now have both the UWI and the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) worried as the job market tightens and the demand for certification increases.
Challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic forced the Turks & Caicos’ Ministry of Education to make major changes to the 2021 scholarship application process
