Monthly Archives: November 2021

Caribbean women empowered through training funded by Republic of China in Taiwan

Caribbean women empowered through training funded by Republic of China in Taiwan

Four training projects for women funded in Belize; more than 40 women enrolled in training programme underway in St. Kitts & Nevis  BELMOPAN, BELIZE — The Republic of China in Taiwan is making moves in helping Caribbean women achieve gainful employment and financial freedom through its Women Employment, Entrepreneurship and Financial Inclusion project, which has…
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Belize Employment, Caribbean Employment, St. Kitts & Nevis Employment
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Low-income Jamaicans to receive $10K cash grant from the government

Low-income Jamaicans to receive $10K cash grant from the government

Jamaica government to roll out CARE Workers Grant of JMD$10K to some 130,000 low-income workers starting December 2021  KINGSTON, JAMAICA — While scores of nations around the world have implemented varying social assistance initiatives to help those who became unemployed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the government of Jamaica has recently announced that…
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Caribbean Employment, Jamaica Employment
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Jamaica statistics organization seeking new director of corporate services

Jamaica statistics organization seeking new director of corporate services

Crucial role will report directly to director general and be responsible for overseeing a multiplicity of areas  KINGSTON, JAMAICA — The Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN) is calling for highly skilled, competent and self-motivated individuals with expertise in a range of corporate areas to apply for the prestigious position of director of corporate services. According…
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Caribbean Employment, Jamaica Employment
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UWI official calls for skills gap ‘crisis’ in the Caribbean to be addressed

UWI official calls for skills gap ‘crisis’ in the Caribbean to be addressed

UWI Vice-Chancellor Beckles says skills training and education programmes can bridge skills gap in the Caribbean  The Caribbean region has a skills gap crisis that must be addressed to lay the foundation for economic and social growth, said University of the West Indies (UWI) Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir Hilary Beckles. But he noted that training and…
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Caribbean Employment
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