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ST. VINCENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Dear Prospective Students,

It is my distinct pleasure as Principal to share this information on the Technical College with you.

The aim of the College has always been to provide an adequately skilled manpower having the appropriate knowledge, skills and attitude for industry, commerce and the public sector.

Students become representatives of the College and all that it symbolises. The achievements of the institution will be borne out in your conduct and performance during the period of training for the world of work.

The success of the College will be measured by the quality of its graduates – graduates who are well trained and ready for the world of work. This is what we hope to achieve through you.

God bless you and I look forward to us working together.

Yours truly,

Joseph Mapp
Principal

The Division of Technical Education is collaborating with the University of Technology (UTECH) in Jamaica to implement new programmes at Craft and Technician Levels (Levels II and III respectively), which will articulate closely with programmes of similar levels offered in the Caribbean. These new programmes will be offered from the academic year commencing September 2004 in the following disciplines:

  • Agricultural Science

  • Automotive Repairs

  • Building Construction

  • Business Administration

  • Electrical Engineering

  • Electronics Maintenance and Repair

  • Hospitality

  • Mechanical Technology

  • Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

The above full-time programmes will be delivered at Level II (Craft) and will be for a duration of one year (2 semesters). Business Administration will be offered at Level III (Technician) over two years (4 semesters).

Minister

Minister of Education
Hon. Curtis King
  

 

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