#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

Quality Academics Ltd

Since its inception, Quality Academics has blazed a trail of academic excellence. We are committed to producing academics of high quality. Our main objective is to develop students intellectually, however, we also emphasize the development of character and spirituality. We provide the highest quality tuition, training and guidance to help students attain their maximum potential in preparation for college, career and citizenship. Day School Our academic preparation is structured and intense. It begins with a Grade 9 curriculum, which provides a platform for the CXC examinations in Grades 10 to 13. Examination preparation is detailed and pointed, with emphasis on closely monitored SBAs, coverage of the content/syllabus and application of the knowledge. We get results and will help you to achieve your goals. Sixth Form Our premier Sixth Form is aimed at producing the complete "quality graduate". We focus on bridging the gap between school and university. As such, we blend academic study with character and leadership development, as well as career guidance. Our Programmes Our Evening, After School and Saturday programmes provide the opportunity for students who work or attend other schools, to gain from our high-quality staff in the various disciplines, at convenient times. We guarantee high standards of teaching and professionalism in a safe environment conducive to work, growth and development. At Quality Academics, a very rich learning environment awaits you!

#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

Book Merchant Ltd The

At The Book Merchant we provide learning solutions and educational books for both the classroom and also for pleasure reading. We serve students, parents, booksellers, educators, schools and all other stakeholders in the educational community. Check out our wonderful teaching resources and a plethora of interesting books now. A Dynamic Organisation Serving The Caribbean The Book Merchant Ltd. provides a comprehensive range educational solutions, learning resources and professional development for institutions at all levels. As the Caribbean agent for Scholastic the largest children's book publisher in the world we are experts at sourcing and supplying appropriate educational resources for just about any course of study from Pre-School to Secondary. Providing Todays Solutions For Tomorrows Educators Our Mission The Book Merchant Ltd mission is to make a vital contribution to the educational development of people in the Caribbean region by providing affordable, appropriate and cutting-edge learning material to all students at the kindergarten level and beyond. Educational Solutions For All Levels of Learning Through our partnership with Scholastic, we provide an impressive range of Teaching Resources and Educational solutions, in print and digital format, producing materials for kindergarten and beyond. Our customers include students, parents, booksellers, educators, schools and other stakeholders that serve or work within the educational community. We market, source, retail, distribute and provide consultation for educators and learners at all levels. We provide Ministry approved learning guides for PEP Mathematics (grades 5 & 6).

#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

National Children's Registry

The National Children's Registry (formerly the Office of the Children's Registry) was merged with the Child Development Agency on November 1, 2017 to form the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA). The National Children's Registry is a central system to receive, record, assess and refer for investigation reports of known or suspected child abuse cases or other threats to children. The first of its kind in the Caribbean, the organisation acts as a catalyst for establishing other Children's Registries in the region. The NCR also manages an effective national alert and response system for the fast and safe return of missing or abducted children. We place great emphasis on promoting measures to prevent, reduce and or eliminate the phenomena of child abuse and missing children. We are also committed to utilising innovative, strategic and impactful approaches to stimulate awareness and action about protecting children's rights. The organisation's Child Participation Programmes create an avenue for children to inject their views and talents in a robust public education campaign to raise awareness about the NCR, the Ananda Alert System and reporting procedures. The NCR encourages all Jamaican citizens to join hands, hearts and minds to create safe and nurturing environments for our nation's children. Today, your actions can make a difference in a child's life, so be the change, speak out, and protect our children. Reports to the Registry are held in the strictest of confidence, and reporters do not have to give their names. The NCR's main role is to receive reports of children who have been, are being or are likely to be abandoned, neglected, physically or sexually ill-treated, or are otherwise in need of care and protection. Do you suspect any instances of child neglect or abuse? Call us today.

#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

American International School Of Kingston

We acknowledge that each student is different and one size does not fit all. These differences are celebrated while providing the tools for success in college and beyond. Each student is the steward of their journey, they are inquisitive, bold, creators and thinkers empowered to explore who they are in the community and find their niche in the world. We are home to Jamaica's first 1 to 1 Laptop program, and the only high-performing school in Kingston to open a residence hall (for both international and Jamaican students). We hire only the most accomplished local and international teachers (about 50% for each) to teach a curriculum guided by American and international standards. Our Elementary Program is also on the move, with LCD projectors, computer labs, and other technologies readily available to enliven instruction. Our curriculum is academic, but embraces full-person development supported by differentiated instruction. Also, our full-day Preschool program, Elementary School Government, and K-Kids (A Kiwanis Club Affiliation) offer students more opportunities than ever in the early grades. We are proud of our campus and would love to give you a personal tour. Nestled at the foot of the Blue Mountains, the lush campus is a welcome respite from the bustle of the city. Visitors are always welcome and we look forward to showing you around. The Google map below will help you find us. Our admissions office is always open and while drops-in are welcome a planned appointment allows us to serve you better.

#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

Education Min Of

The Ministry of Education (MoE) is the government entity responsible for the management and administration of public education in Jamaica. The Ministry of Education was first established in 1953, as the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare. Currently, the MoE carries out the Government of Jamaica's mandate, which is to develop a system that affords quality education and training to all citizens of Jamaica to optimise individual and national development. The MoE provides the avenue for the enrichment and upward mobility of our people through education. As an organisation, we are one of Jamaica's most extensive public entities. We presently comprise 11 agencies, six regional offices, and a central office with approximately 40 units which fall under five divisions. These different divisions unite to provide the framework for the efficient functioning of over 1,000 public educational institutions that serve over 100,000 students and over 20,000 teachers. The Ministry of Education is also responsible for two public universities, several community colleges, multidisciplinary institutions and teachers' colleges. To effectively manage the education system, we rely on the efficient execution of functions by our various divisions and agencies. Among these functions are planning, developing, and implementing educational policies and programmes, monitoring and evaluating the performance of locally and internationally-funded projects, and maintaining an efficient system of collecting, collating, analysing current data on quantifiable educational indicators. Additionally, our duties include developing and supporting programmes, services and activities geared towards personal and national development. We also guide financial management for all educational institutions and affiliated agencies. Visit us at www.moey.gov.jm for more information.

#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

Education Youth & Information Min Of

The Ministry of Education (MoE) is the government entity responsible for the management and administration of public education in Jamaica. The Ministry of Education was first established in 1953, as the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare. Currently, the MoE carries out the Government of Jamaica's mandate of ensuring a system which secures quality education and training of all citizens of Jamaica in order to optimise individual and national development. The MoE provides the avenue for enrichment and upward mobility of our people though education. The organisation is one of Jamaica's largest public entities and is comprised presently of 11 agencies, six Regional Offices, and a central office with approximately 40 units which fall under 5 divisions. These unite to provide the framework for the efficient functioning of over 1,000 public educational institutions that serves over 100,000 students and over 20,000 teachers. The Ministry of Education is also responsible for two public universities and several community, multidisciplinary and teachers' colleges. Core Roles and Functions: The Ministry's role of effectively managing the education system is accomplished through the execution of functions carried out by its divisions and agencies. Among these functions are: Planning, developing, and implementing educational policies and programmes. Monitoring and evaluating the performance of locally and internationally funded projects and programmes. Maintaining an efficient system of collecting, collating, analyzing and presenting current and accurate data on quantifiable educational indicators to meet local demand and international standards. Developing and supporting programmes, services and activities geared towards personal and national development. Providing guidance in financial management for all educational institutions and affiliated agencies.

#kingston-high-school · 1 year ago

e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited

e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited (e-Learning Jamaica) is a limited liability company, established in 2005, as an agency of the Ministry of Science, Energy and Technology (MSET) to implement e-learning projects in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Youth (MoEY) and the Universal Service Fund (USF). The Company is governed by a Board of Directors (BoD) appointed by the portfolio Minister. e-LJam brings a new dynamic to teaching through the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). Students in Jamaica benefit from a mix of traditional methodologies with new entertaining approaches to learning which will stimulate the teaching and learning process, excite, and encourage a quest for knowledge and learning of new skills. Our core competencies and services include programme management, technology integration, support services, technology consulting, and public education. Some of the major projects completed by e-LJam to date include the: High School Project (2005 – 2013) – impacted203 educational institutions island wide. It resulted in the: Equipping of computer-laboratories with computers and audio-visual equipment Acquisition and production of digitized instructional materials for 11 CXC CSEC subjects. Training of teachers in high schools and teacher training institutions in Basic ICT and Technology Integration in instructional delivery. Tablets in Schools (TIS) Pilot Project (2014 -2017) - provided approximately 25,000 tablets to students and teachers in 38 institutions including Basic/Infant, Primary, High, Special, and teacher training educational institutions. Additionally, the institutions also received audio-visual equipment and tablet charging carts. Tablets for Physiotherapists (2019) - provided46 tablets to fulfil a Heads of Agreement signed between the GoJ and the Council of Paramedics, impacting over 20 health care institutions across the island.