e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited is proud to have supported the recently held Manpower and Maintenance Service’s 27th Annual PEP Awards Ceremony. For 27 years, Manpower has recognized the children of its members of staff from all across the island who have graduated from primary to secondary school with an awards ceremony. As an agency that […]
Residents of Barbary Hall and neighbouring communities were the beneficiaries of the National Education Trust’s recently held Back-to-School Pop-Up Village in St. Elizabeth. e-Learning Jamaica partnered in the initiative by providing school bags, books and other back-to-school essentials to persons in attendance.
Over 4,400 micro devices are being distributed to primary schools across Jamaica through a partnership between the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, the British Council, e-Learning Jamaica and the National Education Trust. From writing their first lines of code to solving real-world challenges, students are developing the digital skills, creativity and confidence […]
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Dr. Kasan Troupe stopped by our booth at the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference. Hear her thoughts on the impact she expects the virtual reality headsets to have in the public education system.
Our CEO was involved in a panel discussion involving the Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information and two other industry leaders in education on the topic “Building a Resilient Education System in Partnership with the Diaspora” on Day 1 of the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference.
