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Monday, 05 February 2007
 
  1. The Division of Arts, Science and General Studies (offering the ‘A’ Level programme and the first year of the UWI Degree Programme in the Faculties of Humanities and Science & Technology and the 1st and 2nd years in the Faculty of Social Sciences).
  2. The Division of Teacher Education and Educational Administration (offering an ini­tial teacher training programme, a Home Economics Education Programme and the Bachelor of Education Programme).
  3. The Division of Technical Education and Management Studies (offering programmes in the business, technical and vocational areas).
  4. The Division of Agriculture (offering pro­grammes in Agriculture). The Division runs a 41-acre College Farm in the Mabouya valley (see Appendix 2).
  5. The Department of Health Sciences (offering the basic General Nursing Programme)
  6. The Department of Continuing Education (offering part-time evening courses and self-instructional distance education courses).
  7. Information Technology Services currently enables the College to train individuals in the job skills required for employment in various fields. It enhances academic programmes at the College through computer-assisted instruction and advances the understanding of the computer as a productive and educational tool.
  8. The Hunter J. Francois Library plays a central role in providing print, audio-visual and elec­tronic resources for use by the students and staff of the College, and, where possible, the wider community.
  9.  The Student Services Centre is committed to supporting the total development of each and every student so that they achieve their educa­tional goals in a satisfying way. Support is also provided to students who are uncertain about their career directions. In addition, counselling staff can assist students in dealing with any dif­ficult personal success while attending College.
  10. The Southern Extension Centre (SEC) located in Vieux-Fort is part of the Department of Continuing Education. It offers courses through both Distance Education and face-to-face modal­ities.  Courses and programmes currently being offered include Office Administration, Business Administration and Management, at the Associate Degree and Certificate level, as well as Defensive Driving, Tour Guiding and Taxi Operatives Training.
  11. The Language Resource Centre opens up numerous possibilities in the teaching of languages, by housing a number of computers, a good library of books and a mini-Language Laboratory.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 February 2007 )
 
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