This intermediate-level course introduces the key features of a Word processing program. Learners are required to create, edit and format a variety of business documents both handwritten and typed. Learners will have opportunities to refine their keyboarding skills and accomplish mastery of word processing key features. Performance will be measured by timed production assignments, proficiency tests to measure knowledge of the computer, Word processing terminology and the presentation of standard business documents. This course provides a platform for further development necessary at entrylevel executive and administrative positions.

The emphasis of this broadcasting course is application and utilization practical aspects related to broadcasting. Learners will be expected to be active participants in aspects of the broadcasting productions, live and recorded. In this course Learners will be introduced to the historical, legal, social, economic, aesthetic and ethical issues related to broadcasting. Learners will research and examine how broadcasting came to the Caribbean region and the role of broadcasting in a local, regional and global context; they will further examine broadcasting systems - public service and commercial.

Persons enrolled in this course will develop the skills and techniques necessary to becoming an effective craftsperson, while increasing their marketability for roles in the wider construction industry.

This course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to use the fundamental features of the Microsoft Office 365 Suite of applications. Participants learn to produce Word documents, prepare automated spreadsheets, create and manage simple relational databases, and create and present simple PowerPoint presentations.

Introduction to Creative Writing is a survey course that introduces learners to the elements of poetry and prose (short story and creative non-fiction). Learners will study exemplars and notes on craft, explore motivations for writing and sources of inspiration, participate in writing workshops, and practice the writing process. At the end of the course, learners will compile and present a portfolio of creative work that reflects process as well as product.

This course is designed primarily to meet the language and literacy needs of tertiary level students. It focuses on developing the critical reading and academic writing skills of students with a similar focus on writing Standard English through the explicit teaching of grammar. The critical reading module will allow students to develop higher order thinking skills.

This course is designed to give learners an understanding of how to effectively incorporate digital marketing strategies into traditional marketing plans. Learners will get an understanding of the different tools, marketing channels and platforms involved in digital marketing.

This course is suitable for anyone who wishes to reposition their product and services online.

This course is intended for persons who would like to learn the skill of domestic electrical installation. Participants need a basic understanding of Mathematics and English to pursue this course. There is no age limit or restriction to pursue this course.

This course builds upon the theory and practices taught in Electrical Installation I.

This short course introduces learners to the fundamentals of Physics, and is tailoured to accommodate students at varying levels of scientific competence. The curriculum explores the primary laws governing our world, with emphasis placed on physical phenomena and their applications in everyday life and beyond.

The course allows learners to apply principles of basic first aid and life support. Learners will also gain information on handling common emergency situations.

This course reviews basic mathematics skills including operations on integers, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios and proportions along with concepts of number theory. Fundamental skills in basic algebra will also be developed.

This course will allow students to identify different types of functions, and will emphasise various concepts related to linear and quadratic functions. Students will learn how to use matrices to solve simultaneous equations, and will develop skills for solving equations involving indices and logarithms.

The Keyboarding Pro course is designed to teach students how to develop proficient keyboardingskills that allows the student to efficiently utilize the computer keyboard to perform basic text and keyboarding activities. Students will learn how to touch type on a computer keyboard or other electronic device using correct keyboarding techniques. Students will be required to complete timed and intensive keyboarding exercises and upon successful completion of the course, students will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.

The Functional Kwéyòl course is designed for learners who wish to gain basic proficiency in the Kwéyòl language. The course focuses on helping learners develop basic listening, reading, speaking and writing skills in the target language within the framework of multiple literacies. Learners will gain an appreciation for the Kwéyòl language and culture through exposure to its linguistic components in authentic contexts, thus facilitating basic communicative competence in Kwéyòl.

This is a course for learners who have no prior qualification or proficiency in French, as well as those wishing to gain a basic knowledge of and competence in the language. It will introduce the cultures of the French-speaking world and will allow learners to gain basic competency in the receptive and productive skills.

This course aims to help learners with no prior Mandarin background to acquire basic Mandarin language skills for regular verbal communication. Learners should gain with regards to vocabulary, grammar knowledge and speaking confidence. Instructors will employ a variety of methods – including listening exercises, dialogue practice, group discussion, role play and problem-solving.

This is a course for learners who have no prior qualification or proficiency in Spanish, as well as those wishing to gain a basic knowledge of and competence in the language. It will introduce the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world and will allow learners to gain basic competency in the receptive and productive skills.

This course will explore the process and concepts associated with digital imaging from conceptualisation to output. Learners will apply sound principles of design and composition as they engage in the use of open source software to create digital images for a range of purposes — web, television, print, fabric.

This course is an introduction to the fundamental principles that govern life at various levels, from cellular mechanisms to ecological systems. Students receive a foundational understanding of key biological concepts, processes, and interrelationships that define our world.

This course is designed for learners with little or no knowledge of Chemistry, providing an introduction to matter, atomic theory, and the periodic table of elements, among other foundational concepts.

Tailored for learners arriving from Fundamentals of Chemistry I, eager to expand their knowledge in the field. This course covers stoichiometry, chemical equations, periodicity, redox reactions, electrochemistry, and chemical kinetics and energetics.

In this course the basic terminologies, nomenclature, chemical and physical properties of organic compounds will be studied. The basic chemistry of polymer will discussed thoroughly. In addition, metal, non-mental and environmental chemistry will be discussed. The learners will also describe ways to identify gases, anions and cations.

This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of psychosocial and perceptual differences and to enable them to develop and to select appropriate strategies for problem-solving and decision-making. Its focus is to enhance productivity and professionalism through positive interaction with customers, clients, superiors, co-workers and other parties in the working environment.

This course concentrates on the entrepreneur and how ventures are started. It focuses on the core aspects of entrepreneurship. This involves examining and understanding the mindset of the entrepreneur (entrepreneurial mindset), the process of identifying and developing ideas (entrepreneurial process) and the planning and creation of the venture (venture development).

This course is designed to give learners and orientation of the importance and functioning of Marketing in a modern society. It covers the fundamentals of Marketing including the nature of markets, market research, Product development, Consumer Buying behaviour and psychological influences, pricing objectives and strategies.

The course focuses on the critical elements of Project Management acknowledged by the Project Management Institute (PMI), PMBOK Guide® - Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring/Controlling, and Closing - to successfully manage projects.

This course provides grounding in the principles of Leadership and Management. It bolsters organizational roles in these areas and is designed to complement work scenarios in which there is need for balance between technical and soft skills.

The course exposes participants to the fundamentals of Leadership and Management as well as distinguishes the elements of each within the organizational context. Additionally, concepts of Performance Management, Team Building, Labor Relations and workplace communication are explored.

The programme would furnish individuals in leadership and management or aspiring to these positions, with key strategies for effective, successful and ethical fulfilment of these roles.

This course introduces the concepts and principles of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) in general industries. Learners will gain an understanding of the ethical and legislative responsibilities of OHS management and practice in the workplace environment. It examines causative factors and control measures for hazards, accidents, injuries and occupational diseases. Social and economic issues arising in specific vulnerable groups when there are failures in OHS laws and standards is also explored.

This course is designed to provide students with knowledge and skills that is needed by junior administrative/clerical support staff in order to function efficiently in the work place. Topics include the understanding of the recruitment process, making travel arrangements, procurement and inventory process, payroll procedures and petty cash.

Leaders must be able to manage individual employees as well as strategically move the overall organization forward. This course provides learners with foundational knowledge in various historical and contemporary theories of leadership, motivation and teamwork, change and innovation and ethics and diversity. Learners will also learn attributes of effective leaders’ attitudes, and behaviors, which can facilitate effective leadership within different organizations.

Financial literacy is key to achieving important life goals. For many persons, concerns related to money contribute more to personal stress than work, personal health and relationships. It is therefore important to understand our financial decisions and their consequences. It is essential that everyone, regardless of where they are in their life journey- youth, early career, mid-career, retirement- acquire personal finance skills to help them navigate through life. This course will help students explore several areas of personal financial management including, budgeting to borrowing, real estate and beyond, to gain the knowledge and confidence to make a lifetime of wise financial decisions. By investing time into your own financial literacy, you are making one of the best possible investments, an investment in yourself.

This course is designed to provide trainees with the knowledge and skills to enable them to install sanitary appliances, water supply systems, waste systems, and drainage systems. To ensure achievement of the relevant competencies, trainees will participate in practical and theoretical activities including individual projects and field trips. On Completion of this course and with the relevant hours of field practice a successful candidate should be able to attain Level 1 CVQ certification.

The aim of this course is to provide a theoretical and practical understanding of the fundamental principles, concepts and processes applied over the accounting cycle in financial accounting leading to the preparation and analysis of some primary financial statements. It will also provide learners with an understanding of accounting for merchandise inventory.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals, strategies, and best practices used in the field of Public Relations (PR). Valuable insights are offered to both beginners and intermediate practitioners, highlighting the role of PR in modern communication and the crafting of positive reputations for both individuals and brands.

This course is intended for persons who would like to learn the skill of domestic electrical installation. Participants need a basic understanding of Mathematics and English to pursue this course. There is no age limit or restriction to pursue this course.

This course builds upon the theory and practices taught in Refrigeration Technology I.

This course is designed to assist persons wishing to acquire skills in tiling. It is ideal for persons in general construction who are interested in internal and external decorative work, homeowners interested in DIY, teachers delivering the CVQ level II in general construction and students interested in developing knowledge, skills and attitudes required for the world of work in the area of tiling. The course will also provide the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to produce quality tiling work.

This course aims to provide basic knowledge and skills required for planning, designing and developing effective websites with a focus on the practical application of the technologies used in web development. It covers basic terminologies, tools, coding with HTML5 and JavaScript as well as enhancing web pages with the use of page layout techniques in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). It also covers the basics of how to host a website on a selected web server.

This course is designed to enable learners to understand the purpose of Client/Server Architecture, and to use to different Server-Side scripting Languages, specifically PHP, MySQL and Node.js to develop database driven web applications. This course also explores threats to website security and how those can be managed.

This course gives learners insight into the various aspects of digital citizenship. At the end of this course learners would have developed an appreciation of their place in the digital world and the responsibility which comes with it. Concepts such as digital copyright, digital image and cybersecurity are also discussed.