Google Web JIS
Search
 
About JIS
Access to Information
Addresses-GOJ
Birth, Marriage, Death Certificates
Cabinet Ministers
Citizenship
CARICOM
Cultural Videos
Education
Executive Agencies
The Economy
Govt. Contacts
Govt. Documents
Government of Jamaica
Help Desk
International Agencies
2030 Vision
Jamaican History
Jamaican Justice System Reform
Links
Members of Parliament
Ministers of State & Parliamentary Secretaries
Ministries
National Security Policy
National Library of Jamaica
Non Governmental Agencies
Office of the PM
Office of the Services Commissions
Photo Gallery
Private Sector Organisations
Profiles
Returning Residents
Senators
Social Services
Sports
Tax Admin Dept
Values & Attitudes
Work Permit
Enter your e-mail address below to subscribe to the JIS weekly newsletter.
Inside Parliament
Cabinet, Permanent Secretaries and Ministry List
Councillors
Government of Jamaica
Laws of Jamaica
Mayors
Members of Parliament
Ministers of State & Parliamentary Secretaries
MOU for Public Sector
National Committee on Crime and Violence
Profiles of Ministers
Senators
For Your Information
About JIS
Bills & Acts
CARICOM
Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)
CARICOM Single Market & Economy
HIV/AIDS
Miss Lou
National Anthem & Pledge
National Awards
National Heroes
National Honours & Awards 2007
National Symbols
Protocol
Public Holidays
Returning Residents
Sir Alexander Bustamante
Special Events
 
 
 
 

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
 
 

 

10 article(s) listed
Students Urged to Steer Clear of Conflicts - Jamaica Information Service  
  Trainer/Coordinator with the conflict resolution organization - Peace and Love in Society (PALS), Enid Frazer, is urging students to steer clear of situations which could be potentially violent.
  Published: Monday, July 21, 2008
Outstanding Teachers in CETT Honoured - Jamaica Information Service  
  Outstanding primary school teachers involved in the Caribbean Centres of Excellence for Teacher Training (CETT) programme have been recognized by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Joint Board of Teacher Education (JBTE) at the University of the West Indies.
  Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2008
21 Graduate from Municipal Police Training Course - Jamaica Information Service  
  Twenty-one graduates from a five-week municipal police training course at the Jamaica Constabulary Force Staff College at Twickenham Park, St. Catherine are to assume duties with the St. Catherine, St. Elizabeth, and Manchester Parish Councils.
  Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Young Jamaicans Challenged to Make Use of Available Opportunities - Jamaica Information Service  
  Senior Education Officer, Esmelda McKenzie, has issued a challenge to young Jamaicans to make full use of all the facilities and opportunities available to them, as they seek to advance themselves.
  Published: Friday, July 18, 2008
Education Minister Endorses Behaviour Modification Camp - Jamaica Information Service  
  Minister of Education, Andrew Holness, has given the nod to a behaviour modification camp, being held for teens between 12 and 16 years of age, at the Glengoffe High School in rural St. Catherine.
  Published: Friday, July 18, 2008
Zion Hill Primary Honours Educator for Long Service - Jamaica Information Service  
  The Zion Hill Primary School in Manchester recently honoured former Acting Principal, Yvonne Lovelace for 37 years of service to that institution.
  Published: Tuesday, July 15, 2008
GSAT Students Feted by School in Manchester - Jamaica Information Service  
  Seven students of Top Hill All-age School in Manchester who sat the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT), were feted recently by the institution.
  Published: Monday, July 14, 2008
NYS Summer Employment Programme Begins in St. James and Hanover - Jamaica Information Service  
  The National Youth Service (NYS) 2008 summer employment programme in the parishes of St. James and Hanover began on July 7, with 357 students from various schools being placed in working environments for the next three weeks.
  Published: Friday, July 11, 2008
Teacher Achieves Full Mastery with Students at Seaward Primary - Jamaica Information Service  
  The classrooms are small and open to the elements, undecorated by the fans that dot many of the schools in more affluent neighbourhoods in Kingston.
  Published: Thursday, July 10, 2008
Four New Classrooms to be Constructed at Muschett High School - Jamaica Information Service  
  Four new classrooms are to be constructed at the Muschett High School in Trelawny by the Ministry of Education.
  Published: Wednesday, July 09, 2008
 

 
 
Outstanding Teachers in CETT Honoured
21 Graduate from Municipal Police Training Course
Students Urged to Steer Clear of Conflicts
Young Jamaicans Challenged to Make Use of Available Opportunities
Education Minister Endorses Behaviour Modification Camp
See more stories...
 
 
 
Collective Effort of All Jamaicans Needed for Sustained Growth - PM
Several Activities Planned for Independence Celebrations
Foreign Minister Emphasizes Importance of UK-CARICOM Forum
Bartlett Storms Europe and Boosts Investor Confidence
Beverley Anderson-Manley for Harlem Book Fair in New York
Dr. Baugh Leads Jamaican Delegation at UK/CARICOM Forum
NAJASO Holds Convention July 17 - 20
Independence Celebrations Planned for South Florida
Dr. Baugh Highlights Importance of Positive CARICOM-EU Trade
Jamaica Ready for New Round of Investments - Samuda
 
 
St. Thomas PC Takes Council Meetings to Communities
Pragmatic Approach Being Taken to Implementation of EPA
ACP Countries Urged to Promote Political Dialogue
Senator Calls for Moral Revolution
Youth Information Centres to be Opened in Three Parishes
Gov't Partners with Prince of Wales Trust
Inner-City Communities Not the Major Problem - Senator Falconer
Court Staff Receiving Customer Service Training
Jamaica to Enter Agreement with Colombia to Expand Hydrocarbon Resources
CONTRIBUTION TO THE 2008/2009 STATE OF THE NATION DEBATE BY MIN. OF STATE IN THE MIN. OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND FOREIGN TRADE, SEN. DR. RONALD ROBINSON
 
JUTC Transport Centre
 
Calling Farmers
 
This Is Jamaica
 
 
Jamaica Magazine
 
Budget Debate 2008
 
Copyright © Jamaica Information Service, Powered by Info Exchange Ltd. All rights reserved.
Tel: (876) 926-3590-8/926-3740-8 Fax: (876) 926-6715 e-mail: jis@jis.gov.jm