The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information in collaboration with the Jamaica Teaching Council (JTC) has been offering a course dubbed ‘TECH-ing it to New Levels in G-Suite’. The course is designed to introduce teachers to the core features... Read more
Kingston, Jamaica: Minister of Education, Youth and Information, the Honourable Fayval Williams, in underscoring that education is still compulsory, is appealing to parents and the wider community to... Read more
No student or staff at the pilot schools reopened for the facilitation of face-to-face learning has been identified with signs or symptoms of COVID-19 or has tested positive for the virus, according to data reported by the... Read more
Thirty (30) outstanding young people received awards in ten categories on Sunday, December 13, at the first virtual staging of the Prime Minister’s National Youth Awards for Excellence.
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Minister of Education, Youth and Information the Hon. Fayval Williams says that there needs to be fundamental changes in how the society and state handle the issues of adoption and abandonment of children.
... Read moreThe National Student Registration System (NSRS), which was established in 2010, has collected detailed and current demographic data on students who are enrolled across the Education System.
Consequently, a nine digit (123 456 789) Student... Read more
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information wishes to advise the public that the electronic system for the Own Your Own Device (OYOD) incentive programme is now available.
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The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information unreservedly apologises for the delay in the system of the application process for the Own Your Own Device Incentive Programme.
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Sixteen of the seventeen schools selected to participate in the pilot of face-to-face teaching began classes today, Tuesday, November 10. Yallahs High School has asked to begin tomorrow because of flooding on the school grounds... Read more
