A common cry from businesses across the island is that young people entering the workplace are ill-prepared for the realities of the working world, so a series of mock interviews took place last week at John Gray High School aimed at readying students for Cayman’s fast-paced business environment.
Academic standards are the benchmark of excellence and quality and the assurance to various stakeholders of the basis of accountability.
National Heroes Day isn’t just for adults, but for children too, because they are going to be the heroes of tomorrow.
World Bank Reports on Higher education consistently points to evidence that it fosters growth, reduces poverty and boosts prosperity with benefits for the individual and the educational system generally.
Caymanian artist, John Reno Jackson, is heading to Portugal for an intensive one-month residency program. The artist has been selected out of numerous applicants for a prime spot at PADA Studios. He will be there from February 1st - 29th.
For the fourth consecutive year, Harneys is the title sponsor of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Youth Parliament program.
Academic standards are the benchmark of excellence and quality and the assurance to various stakeholders of the basis of accountability.
A speech given recently by Mrs. Felicia Robinson, Coordinator of the Social Work Programme at UCCI, to the volunteer teachers of the CXC Education Volunteer Programme, places in sharp focus the importance of teachers, at whatever level, and the crucial nature of the educational enterprise.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) is excited to announce a dynamic new speaker series for 2020 to be held on campus. The Speaker Series will convene local and international leaders to discuss compelling topics and distill lessons in leadership.
Isaiah - 7:14 - ‘Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel.’