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Training Boost for ECCE Teachers

Early childhood education is key to children’s development and the influence it has on their later life. This means training of early childhood teachers is critical. Kathleen Quashie, the Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Manager and Supervisor of the East Cluster Schools, recently hosted a workshop (May 17, 2019) geared

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Smooth Transition for Airport Residents

Chief Secretary the Honourable Kelvin Charles is once again assuring the residents of the Crown Point area, who will be affected by the construction of the new Terminal Building and associated works of the A.N.R. Robinson International Airport, that the necessary plans and arrangements are being made to ensure a

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Fruitful Breakfast For Tourism Sector

“The continuation of a mutually beneficial process”. That’s how Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles is describing his meeting with tourism stakeholders last Friday (May 24). “Breakfast with the Chief” was held at Mount Irvine Bay Resort, and opened dialogue between the THA and Tobago’s tourism industry leaders. The discussion was led

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Trade Opportunity

Four Tobago entrepreneurs will attend an upcoming trade mission to Cuba. Secretary of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour Marslyn Melville-Jack confirmed the business owners will be part of a Ministry of Trade contingent to Cuba. The trade mission will take place on June 19. “They will participate in the

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Ms. TT UK to Youth: Know Your Value

Ms. Trinidad and Tobago-United Kingdom, Lee-Ann Goddard, is urging young Tobagonians to be aware of their value. She made the statement during a courtesy visit with Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation Nadine Stewart-Phillips on May 21 at the Tourism Division at Sangster’s Hill, Scarborough. During the meeting, Goddard, who

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Taste of Tobago

The Tobago Road Show at Trincity Mall in Trinidad last week (May 23-25) gave businesses the opportunity to showcase their products and services in the sister isle. And, according to Secretary of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour Marslyn Melville-Jack, it also brought Trinidad a taste of Tobago. During the

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