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INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIP

INSTITUTION PROFILE AND TERMS OF REFERENCE

SAMUEL JACKMAN PRESCOD POLYTECHNIC

August 2013

Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 1

2. INSTITUTIONAL MANDATE ................................................................................................. 1

3. BRIEF HISTORY ................................................................................................................... 1

4. PRIORITY ISSUES FOR THE SJPP ..................................................................................... 2

5. INSTITUTIONAL NEEDS AND EXPECTATIONS ................................................................. 3

6. DATA AND STATISTICS ON STAFF AND STUDENTS ....................................................... 5

Appendix 1: Enrolment by Program .............................................................................................. 6

Appendix 2: List of Instructors ..................................................................................................... 15

Institution Photos

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1. INTRODUCTION

The Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic was established in 1969 and is the leading Tertiary Institution in Barbados for the preparation of a highly trained workforce. Its patron is one of the National Heroes of Barbados – The Right Excellent Samuel Jackman Prescod. The Polytechnic provides qualified persons with quality competency-based technical and vocational training that responds to the future employment and lifelong needs of its over 3,000 students.

The Institution combines excellence in the delivery of world-class training and education in technical and vocational studies to build and add course offerings in a proactive and dynamic fashion. In 2003, the Open and Flexible Learning Centre was added to provide more access to training at the Institution through distance learning.

July 2013

2. INSTITUTIONAL MANDATE

The Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic was set up to train persons for entry level and technical positions in the thriving industrial sector that was developing in Barbados in the 1960’s. Over time, its role has changed with the changing economy of Barbados from agricultural-industrial based to a service-oriented one. Its main purpose however has remained the same over the years.

3. BRIEF HISTORY

The Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic, was established in 1969, at University Row, Deep Water Harbour, Bridgetown. In 1972 the Barbados Technical Institute was merged with the


Polytechnic which operated branches at Richmond and Grazettes Industrial Park located in the parish of St Michael.

In 1975 there was a further extension of the Polytechnic when the Division of Agriculture was set up at Eckstein Village, St Michael. Later in the year the main branch of the Polytechnic was removed from the Harbour and resited at "Melbourne", Belmont Road in order to make room for the Harbour expansion.

During this period technical and vocational training experienced changes following the building of the new Polytechnic at "Wildey" on eleven (11) acres of land. The facilities at House Craft Centre, Bay Street, St Michael had become inadequate to serve the needs of students and to service the new programmes in Home Economics and so, on May 26, 1982, when the new Polytechnic was opened, expanded programmes offering full- time courses in Home Economics, Clothing Craft, Cosmetology, Industrial Sewing Machines and Garment Making formed the Division of Human Ecology.

Apart from its own programmes, the Polytechnic also provides training for the Barbados Vocational Training Board in skills such as Motor Vehicle Engineering, Electrical Installation and Mechanical Engineering. Arrangements are in place for the preparation of students of Secondary Schools for the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) Secondary School examination in Electronics. We provide hands on training to the Bachelors level for Technical and Vocational Teachers. On request, and for a fee, we offer specialized training to the private and public sectors.

In 2003 the Open and Flexible Learning Centre was established. This Centre affords students the advantage of acquiring new skills through distance learning methods and face-to-face support for practicals.

4. PRIORITY ISSUES FOR THE SJPP

1, Maximizing Learning Opportunities by extending the teaching day for the delivery of our programmes and increasing the use of the plant during the Summer

2. Enhancing technology and infrastructure

3. Fulfilling the needs for training within the renewable energy sector

4. Improve student support services

5. Promoting visionary and responsive leadership

6. Achieving and communicating institutional effectiveness

7. Institutionalizing quality assurance


5. INSTITUTIONAL NEEDS AND EXPECTATIONS

SJPP’S Specific Goals and expectations from the partnership

Assist in the development of the curriculum and lesson planning in renewable energy training programmes and courses which will enable our students to benefit from relevant education for current and future employment.

Work together to develop short and medium duration training programmes and courses, workshops and seminars in renewable energy. (Photovoltaic, wind, water etc.)

Support the SJPP’s renewable energy programme by providing expert hands-on advice and guidance.

Faculty and student exchanges.

The institution must be made aware of any Canadian Government regulations which may impact on the partnership.

Sector for programme development: Renewable Energy

Overview of the Contexts for developing programming

Two members of the teaching staff were exposed to photovoltaic training. The SJPP is experimenting with this form of renewable energy and has started a pilot project, which is being contributed to from a number of divisional faculty. With success of the project it is hoped to advance the knowledge in this and other forms of renewable energy and to make the SJPP a renewable energy centre for Barbados and the wider Caribbean.

The Polytechnic has a training role to play within the sustainable energy framework which seeks to unlock economically viable investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency that will reduce Barbados’ dependency on fossil fuels thereby reducing energy costs and enhance environmental sustainability. Along with the construction, technical and maintenance skills, persons will have to be trained in preparing environmental impact assessments (EIA) for renewable energy. There is currently a shortage of these skills.

It is projected that there will be a rise in the use of solar photovoltaic and other energy saving systems in Barbados.

The Government’s Energy Division which is responsible for regulating the sector, is launching a project called “support for the Energy framework for Barbados” under this project 28 photovoltaic systems and one wind energy turbine system will be installed on residential homes and Public buildings.

Occupational Standards for the Caribbean Vocational Qualifications (CVQ) and National Vocational Qualifications (NVQ) in new and renewable energy are being developed by the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Council. The SJPP is a TVET approved facility and can offer CVQ’s and NVQ’s and would want to offer levels I and II of the NVQ/CVQ’s. Instructors will need further guidance and support in CBET approach to deliver the programme, particularly in the area of portfolio building. An Advisory Committee for this discipline will have to be set up and should include persons from the Energy Division and from the Pro-Barbados Renewable Energy Association.


Gender equality in TVET

The courses and programmes are structured for both genders. However some disciplines tend to be either male or female dominated. Our learning environment promotes equality by removing barriers which are associated with the de-motivation of our students whether male or female.

What assistance would you request in terms of building the capacity of Institutional leaders to manage the programme developed through the partnership :

The performance of the Institution can improve if Managers at all levels benefit from training in the areas of educational planning for the institution, management, and in leadership functions.

Career guidance at the SJPP

Career Guidance is the responsibility of the Guidance Officer. The SJPP has submitted a proposal paper to the Ministry of Education for the appointment of admission advisors who will give students information on course and career choices in order to increase their knowledge about the programmes and courses that are being offered by the institution. The Paper further recommended that academic advisors be put in place, who will help the student make the most of his/her educational opportunity at the Institution.

Do we have evidence of demand for the programme- who will constitute the target market.

It is projected that 1,200 direct jobs could be created through the development of the energy Industry in Barbados. The SJPP and the UWI were identified as the tertiary Institutions to deliver training. The target market will be school leavers and those who are already employed in the sector who will need retraining.

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has estimated that approximately $45M could be saved by Barbados over a twenty year period if renewable energy programmes are adopted and that this would contribute to reducing 132,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions over the same period.

Prerequisites for Applicants to the Programme

Applicants will be required to write the SJPP’s Entrance Examination in English and Mathematics, unless they already possess the Caribbean Examinations Council General Level subjects in Mathematics, English favourable consideration will be given to applicants with a qualification in Physics.

The Role of Industry Partners - Industry partners serve on Advisory Committees. Companies sponsor and support exhibitions and open days. They also provide practical training through industrial attachment for our students. The SJPP provides specific training for employees from the private and public sectors on request.

The Institution has awarded recognition using the PLAR system in the past. Assistance will be required in verifying the specific knowledge and skills as they apply to renewable energy.

Staff Members who are involved in the development, implementation and training in the project can be released for short-term training.

What infrastructure/equipment/machinery/space/workshop is/are available to deliver the programme. The Polytechnic does not have a workshop allocated for this type of training, but it


already has partners in the new and renewable energy field who would be willing to share their plant where internships can take place. It is expected that the SJPP’s workshop would be established.

Description of other international partnerships:

The SJPP has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Nova Scotia Community College in Canada which speaks to staff and student exchanges; staff and student training and development as well as information sharing.

6. DATA AND STATISTICS ON STAFF AND STUDENTS

Enrolment by Program (Appendix 1)

List of Instructors (Appendix 2)

SJPP Strategic Plan (2010-2015) (RFP page at ACCC website: http://www.accc.ca/xp/index.php/en/programs/int-partnerships/efe-intro/efe-caricom/inst-partnerships)

http://www.accc.ca/xp/index.php/en/programs/int-partnerships/efe-intro/efe-caricom/inst-partnerships

http://www.accc.ca/xp/index.php/en/programs/int-partnerships/efe-intro/efe-caricom/inst-partnerships


Appendix 1: Enrolment by Program

Certificate in Animal Husbandry 3 3 2 1

Certificate in Crop Husbandry 4 4 1 3

Diploma in Agriculture 11 11 7 4

Certificate in Landscaping & Horticulture 12 12 9 3

Certificate in Autobody Repairs 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Marine Diesel Engineering 29 25 21 4Certificate in Maritime Operations 18 18 16 2

Diploma in Motor Vehicle Engineering 36 36 34 2

Certificate in Small Engine Repairs 17 17 16 1

Diploma in Welding Engineering 16 15 14 1

Certificate in Catering 17 16 3 13

Certificate in Esthetics 17 17 1 16

Certificate in Garment Making 30 25 1 24

Garment Making Part 2 13 11 0 11

Certificate in Geriatric Studies Aug-Dec 20 20 0 20

Diploma in Cosmetology 20 20 0 20

Diploma in Home Economics 20 20 4 16

Certificate in Accounts Technology 25 23 2 21

Certificate in Office Administration 50 31 2 29

Certificate in Office Technology 22 21 1 20

Diploma in Accounts Technology 14 12 1 11

Diploma in Office Administration 21 16 1 15

Diploma in Office Technology 13 13 1 12

Diploma in Mechanical Maintenance 32 32 30 2

Certificate in Printing 16 16 10 6

Certificate in Basic Computer Maintenance (Aug-Dec) 16 16 15 1

Certificate in Electrical Installation Wiring 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Electrical Installation 16 16 15 1

Diploma in Electronics Servicing Technology 18 18 16 2

Diploma in Micro Computer Technology 18 18 16 2

Diploma in Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Architectural Drafting 19 19 18 1

Diploma in Civil & Structural Drafting 8 8 8 0

Certificate in Cabinet & Furniture Making 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Carpentry and Joinery 32 32 32 0

Diploma in Masonry 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Plumbing 16 16 16 0

TOTAL 699 657 393 264

Samuel Jackman Prescod Polytechnic

Full-Time Programmes

Enrollment Statistics for 2010

PROGRAMME Male FemaleAccepted Enrolled


Certificate in Autobody Repairs 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Marine Diesel Engineering 29 25 21 4

Certificate in Maritime Operations 18 18 16 2


Certificate in Small Engine Repairs 17 17 16 1

Diploma in Welding Engineering 16 15 14 1

TOTAL 132 127 117 10

Diploma in Autobody Repairs 11 11 11 0

Diploma in Marine Diesel Engineering 15 12 11 1


TOTAL 54 47 45 2

PROGRAMME PROMOTED REGISTERED MALE FEMALE


TOTAL 28 23 23 0

SECOND YEAR

THIRD YEAR

PROGRAMME REGISTERED MALE FEMALEPROMOTED

PROGRAMME MALEREGISTEREDACCEPTED

Division Automotive & Welding

FIRST YEAR

FEMALE


PROGRAMME ACCEPTED REGISTERED MALE FEMALE

Certificate in Catering 16 16 4 12

Certificate in Esthetics 18 18 0 18

Certificate in Garment Making 30 30 0 30

Garment Making Part 2 19 13 0 13

Certificate in Nursing Auxiliary Studies 37 35 0 35

Diploma in Cosmetology 18 17 0 17

Diploma in Home Economics 16 14 0 14

TOTAL 154 143 4 139


Full-time 2012-2013 Enrolment

Division of Human Ecology

FIRST YEAR

PROGRAMME ACCEPTED REGISTERED MALE FEMALE

Certificate in Accounts Technology 25 23 2 21

Certificate in Office Administration 50 31 2 29

Certificate in Office Technology 22 21 1 20

Diploma in Accounts Technology 14 12 1 11

Diploma in Office Administration 21 16 1 15

Diploma in Office Technology 13 13 1 12

TOTAL 145 116 8 108

Division of Business Studies



Certificate in Printing 16 16 10 6

TOTAL 48 48 40 8

Diploma in Printing 11 11 8 3


TOTAL 37 37 33 4

FEMALEACCEPTED REGISTERED

PROGRAMME REGISTERED MALE FEMALEPROMOTED

Division Mechanical Engineering

FIRST YEAR

SECOND YEAR

PROGRAMME MALE


Certificate in Basic Computer Maintenance 32 31 26 5

Certificate in Electrical Installation Wiring 16 14 14 0




Diploma in Home Appliance Servicing (Repeat) 13 8 8 0

Diploma in Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning 16 15 14 1

TOTAL 129 117 107 13




Diploma in Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning 12 12 12 0

Diploma in Network Technology 11 10 9 2

TOTAL 66 65 60 6

SECOND YEAR

PROGRAMME

FEMALEPROGRAMME

ACCEPTED REGISTERED

PROMOTED REGISTERED MALE


Full-Time

Division of Electrical Engineering

FEMALEMALE

FIRST YEAR


Diploma in Architectural Drafting 19 19 18 1

Diploma in Civil & Structural Drafting 8 8 8 0

Certificate in Cabinet & Furniture Making 16 16 16 0

Diploma in Carpentry and Joinery 32 32 32 0



TOTAL 107 107 106 1

Diploma in Cabinet & Furniture Making 11 9 9 0

Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery 15 15 15 0



TOTAL 48 45 44 1

FEMALE

REGISTEREDPROMOTED

ACCEPTED REGISTERED

SECOND YEAR

FIRST YEAR

Division of Building

PROGRAMME MALE FEMALE

PROGRAMME MALE


SAMUEL JACKMAN PRESCOD POLYTECHNIC DISTANCE & CONTINUING EDUCATION

SHORT COURSES - JANUARY - MARCH 2012

COURSE

NO. APPLY

NO. ACCEPTED

NO. REGISTERED

NO. FEMALES

NO. MALES

Basic Car Maintenance 15 15 6 0 6

Beauty Therapy - Basic 27 27 16 16 0

Cake & Pastry Making - Basic 31 31 17 17 0

Cake & Pastry Making - Advanced 13 13 10 10 0

Computer Graphics 10 10 8 4 4

Computer Maintenance 20 20 12 3 9

Cookery - Advanced 15 15 9 7 2

Cookery - Basic 28 28 14 10 4

Drapery & Soft Furnishings 2 13 13 7 7 0

Elements of Basic Counselling 15 15 10 9 1

Gardening & Plant Care 11 11 7 4 3

Hotstones Treatment 16 16 9 8 1

Interior Decoration - Basic 23 23 15 14 1

Massage Therapy - Basic 51 51 28 24 4

Network Administration 15 15 10 0 10

Principles of Landscape Design 18 18 9 2 7

Quickbooks-Basic 37 37 21 19 2

Quickbooks - Advanced 10 10 6 5 1

Residential Computer Aided Drafting 9 9 6 2 4

Small Business Management 1 22 22 14 9 5

Sound Technology 12 12 7 1 6

3D AutoCad Drawings (Solid Modeling) 17 17 13 1 12

TOTAL 428 428 254 172 82


COURSENO. OF

APPLICANTS

NO.

INTERVIEWED

NO.

ACCEPTED

NO.

REGISTERED

NO. OF

MALES

NO. OF

FEMALES

Applied Electronics for Technicians 23 0 23 13 12 1

Architectural Drating Diploma 55 38 37 29 24 5

Autobody Repairs 23 0 23 12 12 0

Automotive Electrics 34 0 34 26 26 0

Basic Machine Shop 25 0 25 19 19 0

Basic Mechanical Maintenance 20 0 20 12 11 1

Blocklaying and Concreting 21 0 21 14 14 0

Building Drawing 25 0 25 17 14 3

*Cabinet Making 11 0 0 0 0 0

Carpentry & Joinery 27 0 27 14 14 0

Child Care Management 90 90 42 37 0 37

Construction Supervision Certificate 20 0 20 12 12 0

Construction Supervision Diploma 19 0 19 14 13 1

**Consumer Equipment Servicing 5 0 0 0 0 0

Dressmaking - Advanced 18 0 18 8 0 8

Dressmaking - Basic 22 0 22 11 0 11

Electrical & Electronics Tech. Diploma 24 0 22 15 13 2

Electrical Installation 1 56 0 41 26 23 3

Electrical Installation Diploma 58 0 44 34 34 0

Electronics Servicing Technology Diploma 14 0 14 10 10 0

**Ladies Tailoring - Advanced 7 0 0 0 0 0

Ladies Tailoring - Basic 15 0 15 9 0 9

**Micro Electronics Technicians Diploma 5 0 0 0 0 0

Motor Vehicle Engine Certificate 45 0 45 39 39 0

Motor Vehicle Engine Diploma 15 0 15 9 8 1

*Plant Maintenance 13 0 0 0 0 0

Plumbing 62 0 62 40 39 1

Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Diploma 54 30 26 20 20 0

**Small Builders Foremanship 6 0 0 0 0 0

Welding Processes Level 1 23 0 23 16 16 0

**Welding Processes Level 2 7 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 842 158 663 456 373 83

SAMUEL JACKMAN PRESCOD POLYTECHNIC

DISTANCE & CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMMES / COURSES

1ST YEARS

ENROLLMENT 2011 - 2012


Appendix 2: List of Instructors

AGRICULTURE FULL-TIME

NAME QUALIFICATIONS WORK ASSIGNMENT/DUTIES

Mrs. Alice Clarke M.Phil in Crop Science (UWI) November 1984

B.Sc. Agriculture Second Class Honours (Upper Division) (UWI)

August 1, 1979

Vocational Teachers’ Training Programme in Adult Education

(ETTC) June 2002

Information Technology

Instructor I (P)

Horticulture & Crop Husbandry (Vegetables),

Crop Production,

Crop Protection, Crop (Practicals),

Plant Science,

Nursery Practices,

Nursery Management (Theory & Practice),

Plant Use & Identification,

Report Writing,

Work Ethics

Head of Division (Ag.)

Mr. Anderson Eversley Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech Voc (Ettc) MSc. Agriculture &

Rural Development (UWI) St. Augustine, Post graduate Dipl.

Instructor III (P)

Landscape practical, Plant Science,

Mr. Glenville Blades B.Sc. Agribusiness Management (UWI)

Dipl. Agriculture;

Cert. in Education;

Cert. in Agriculture

Graduate Teacher (P) Seconded as Instructor I

Plant Science

Mr. Theophilus Hunte Associate Degree Applied Science (BCC)

Human Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Accounts (GCE)

Animal Husbandry, Principles of Agriculture (C&G)

Crop Husbandry, Agriculture (SJPP)

Mathematics, English Language (CXC)

Field Hand

Crop Husbandry,

Animal Husbandry


AGRICULTURE PART-TIME


Mr. John Vaughan Dipl. Agriculture - 1980 (Berkshire College of Agriculture),

English Language, English Literature, Agriculture l Science,

Biology, Religious Knowledge, French

Instructor (P/T)

Animal Husbandry 1 (Sheep/Goats/Rabbits)

Ms. Shiela Brathwaite Dipl. Floral Arranging (International Correspondence School)

(2000)

Barbados Flower Arranging Society (2001)

David’s Flower World (2002)

Instructor (P/T)

Floral Arrangement

AUTOMOTIVE & WELDING – FULL-TIME


Mr. Gregory Brewster B.Ed. (BCC)

Associate Degree Mechanical Engineering (BCC)

Teachers’ Training Cert. (ETTC)

LCGI - Fabrication and Welding Engineering (C&G) UK

Head of Division (P)

Basic Welding (2);

Welding Practice 1 & 2;

Welding theory (1 & 2);

Material & Engineering Science;

Mr. Edwin Maughan LCGI Road Transport Engineering

ASE Certified Automotive Technician

Technical Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech. Voc. (ETTC)

Instructor I (P)


Motor Vehicle Engineering (Theory & Practice 3)


AUTOMOTIVE & WELDING – FULL-TIME CONT’D


Mr. Cyril Beckles Teachers’ Training Cert. ((ETTC))

Adv. Dip. Automotive Engineering Part 1 and 2 (C&G) UK

Internal Combustion Engine Work – Trade (C&G) UK

Instructor I (P)

Motor Vehicle Engineering (Practice 1 & 2 & Theory 1 & 2);

Mr. Kurt Elias Cert. in Welding (Oxy-Acetylene and Metal-Arc): Trade Studies

Advance (Dist.); Fabrication & Welding Engineering (Dist); Welding

Practical Work Assessment (Pass) (C&G) July 2000

General Proficiency: Caribbean History (2); English A (3); Geography

(3); Mathematics (4); Metals (4); Technical Drawing (2); (CXC) June

1998

Cert. in Welding Engineering, (SJPP) July 2000

Vocational Teachers Training (ETTC), 2005-2006

Instructor II (P)

Welding Fabrication (Practice &Theory 2).

Mr. Cameron Greenidge Teachers’ Training Cert. Tec. Voc. (ETTC)

Mechanical Engineering Parts 1 & 2 (C&G) UK

Motor Vehicle Mechanics Parts 1 & 2 (C&G) UK

Instructor II (P)

Small Engine Repairs (Theory & Practice 1 & 2).

Mr. Martin Ian Harvey Teachers’ Training Cert. Tec. Voc. (ETTC)

(C&G) Welding Craft Parts 1 & 2 (C&G) UK,

Education Consulting Associates BC, Canada

Instructor II (P)

Welding Fabrication (Theory & Practice 3, 5 & 6);

Welding Skills, Engineering, Evening Advanced Welding.

Mr. Rene King Cert. Welding (Oxy-acetylene & Metal Arc) (C&G) UK.

Vocational Teachers’ training Programme in Adult Education

((ETTC)) July 31, 2006

Product Application and Color Tinting (Akzo Nobel Car Refinishes

Course) Brazil September 18-21, 2007

Cert. of Achievement Automotive Art Vehicle Refinishing Training

May 7-9, 2001,

Cert. in Welding (SJPP) July 1998,

Cert. in Basic Machine Shop (SJPP) July 1998

General Proficiency: Art (92), Metals (2), Spanish (4) Basic

Proficiency: English A (3), Technical Drawing (1) (CXC) June 1996

Instructor II (P)

Light Vehicle Body Repair (Theory & Practice),

Welding Skills Autobody (Theory & Practice)


AUTOMOTIVE AND WELDING FULL-TIME CONT’D


Mr. Henry Haynes Cert.: ATC Florida, Cert. Mexicana S.A. De C.V. Dipl., Technician

Cert. N-Step,

Cert.: (C&G) Motor Vehicle Mechanics Part 1 & 2

Apprenticeship Cert. – Auto mechanics (BVTB),

Instructor II (T)

Motor Vehicle (Theory & Practice),

Maritime Mechanical Practice

Mr. Wayne Maycock LCGI Road Transport Engineering

Technical Teachers’ Training Cert. (ETTC)

Adv. Dip. Diagnostic Techniques Light Vehicles (C&G) UK

Instructor I (P)

Motor Vehicle Engineering (Theory & Practice 3)

Mrs. Leslie Medford –

Springer

Adv. Dip. Diagnostic Techniques Light Vehicles (C&G) UK

LCGI Road Transport Engineering

Training Cert. Tec. Voc. (ETTC)

Cert. of Apprenticeship – Barbados Vocational Training Board

Auto- Mechanics, Auto Electrics

Certs. in Introduction to Computer, Barbados.

Art & Craft, Caribbean History, Accounts, Office Procedures, English

Language

Instructor I (P)

Motor Vehicle Engineering (Theory & Practice 5 & 6);

Work Ethics.

Mr. Anderson Moore Teachers’ Training Cert. Tec. Voc. (ETTC)

Dip. Automotive Mechanics (International Correspondence School)

Education Consulting Associates BC, Canada

Instructor II (P)

Vehicle Body Repair (Theory & Practice),

Upgrading & Maintenance of the Autobody Workshop.

Mr. Shawn Phillips Teachers’ Training Cert. Tec. Voc. (ETTC)

Cert. Motor Vehicle Engineering (Gold Award) Part 1 & 2 (C&G) UK

Instructor II (P)

Motor Vehicle Engineering (Theory 5 & 6 & Practice 5 & 6);

Auto Electricity,

Basic Auto Skills

Mr. Adrian Stoute Marine Safety Cert. (U.S. Coast Guard Radioman School)

Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech. Voc. (ETTC)

Instructor III (P)

Seamanship (1 & 2);

Work Ethics;

Environmental Studies (1 & 2);

Navigation Theory (1)


AUTOMOTIVE AND WELDING PART-TIME


Mr. William Yarde Cert. of Completion: Advan. Diagnostics & OBD II, Automatic

Transmissions, Hybrid Vehicles (ATC of Florida) 2009

Level 3 (Cert. of Unit Credit towards) Advan. Dipl. In Diagnostic

Techniques Light Vehicles: Petrol Engines & Fuel Systems Aug 2007;

Light Vehicle Chassis Systems Feb 2005; Electrical and Electronic

Systems Aug 2005 C&G (UK)

Level 2 Cert. - Light Vehicle Chassis Systems, 1984

Level 1 Cert. Engine Systems

Cert. Light Vehicle Work (C&G) 1983

Cert. Internal Combustion Engine Work (C&G) 1981

Instructor (P/T)

Motor Vehicle (Theory & Practical)

Mr. Anderson Boyce N/A Instructor (P/T)

Marine Mechanics (Theory & Practice)

Mr. Ryan Selby N/A Instructor (P/T)

Fire Safety

Mr. Nigel Estwick N/A Instructor (P/T)

Marine Electrics (Theory & Practice)

Installation (Practice)


BUILDING FULL-TIME


Mr. Euclid Sivers LCGI Dipl. Construction (C&G) UK Applied Arts & Technology

Technical Vocational Training Cert. in Adult Education (ETTC)

Cert. in Construction (Bolton Institute of Higher Education Technical

Teacher Training),

BTEC National Dipl. Building Studies – Construction

(Chartered Institute of Building)Dipl. with Specialization in Training

Techniques (Humber College Technical Training)

Advanced Craft Cert.,

Craft Cert. in Block Laying and Concreting (C&G, UK),

Cert. in Masonry & Tiling (SJPP)

Head of Division (P)

Masonry

Mr. Ronald Boyce Dipl. (Building Engineering Services) C&G UK, 1998

Teacher Training Cert. (ETTC), 1996-1997

Cert. Plumbing Parts 1 & 2) (C&G, UK) 1985, 1992

Cert. General Management (BIMAP)

Cert. Human Resources Management (BIMAP)

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (Nait), (Gasfitting, Level I-

II), 1996

Cert. Masonry (SJPP), 1995,

Training in Tractor Operation & Maintenance (BVTB) 1986;

O’ Level: English A, Geography (CXC) 1983

Instructor I (P)

Plumbing (Theory & Practice)

Mr. Nicholas Gibson Teachers’ Training Cert. (ETTC)

Adv. Design & Technology

Adv. Technical Drawing

Instructor II (P)

Cabinet and Furniture Making (Theory & Practice);

Trade Drawing;

Trade Calculations


BUILDING FULL-TIME– CONT’D


Mr. Dorset Hurdle LCGI (C&G) UKOTD Building & Civil Engineering (C&G) UK

Technical Vocational Teachers in Service Programme

Teacher Training Cert. in Tech Voc in Adult Education (ETTC)

Instructor I (P)

Carpentry & Joinery (Practice 1);

Trade Drawing,

Trade Calculations (1 & 2);

Basic Timber Vocation (Theory).

Additional duties of Sports Coordinator

Mr. Ezra King (SJPP) Cert. in Masonry & Tiling Instructor III (T)

Masonry (Practice),

Masonry Skills

Mr. Orman Jones Assoc. Deg. Building & Civil Engineering (BCC)

LCGI Plumbing (C&G) UK

Instructor I (P)

Basic Plumbing Vocation (Theory 1, 3 & 4 & Practice 4);

Trade Drawing (Trade Calculations) (1 & 2)

Mr. Orlando Greaves 2002 Licentiateship of the (C&G UK), 2001 Cert. in Adult Education

Technical and Vocational, 2001 Basic Autocad, (SJPP) 2001

Associate Degree in Applied Science (Building & Civil Engineering)

(BCC), 2001 Teachers’ Training Cert. (ETTC)

Instructor I (P)

Timber Vocation (general related Carpentry),

Carpentry & Joinery (Practice 1 & 2 and Theory 1 & 2 & to

BVTB students;

Trade Drawings (1 & 2);

Cabinet & Furniture Making (Theory 1 & 2 and Practice)

Mr. Henderson Grant Higher National Dipl. Boat Design and Production (Falmouth

College) U.K, Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech & Voc. (ETTC)

Instructor I (P)

Carpentry Practice and Theory,

Trade Drawings,

Trade Calculations,

Naval Architecture


BUILDING FULL-TIME– CONT’D


Mr. Mark Lowe LCGI Dipl. Construction (C&G) UK

Teacher Training Cert. Tech. Voc (ETTC)

Dip. Architectural Drafting (C&G) UK

Dip. Health & Safety (C&G) UK

Dip. Timber Vocations (C&G) UK

Instructor II (P)

Carpentry and Joinery;

Basic Painting & Decorating (Theory 1 & 2 & Practice 1 & 2);

Technical Drawing (1)

Mr. Basil Small Cert. in Vocational Teachers’ Training Programme in Adult

Education

(C&G): Trowel Vocation 1 Basic Principles Credit 2003

Trowel Vocation 2 Dipl. Principles & Practice Pass (2004)

Dipl. Trowel Vocations: Basic Construction Skills – Principles, Trowel

Vocations 2 – Principles, Timber Vocations Basic Skills – Practice,

Trowel Vocations 2 Practice (July 2006)

General Proficiency Grade 3: Mathematics (2000);

English A, Accounts, Principles of Business (2002); Information

Technology (2004)

Instructor II (P)

Trowel vocations Basic Skills;

Masonry (Theory 1 & 2 & Practice 1 & 2)

Masonry to BVTB students

Mr. Jefferson Murray LCGI DIP. (C&G) UK

OTD Building & Civil Engineering (C&G) UK

Teachers’ Training (UVID) Ed. St. Croix

Instructor I (P)

Civil & Structural Drafting;

Architectural Drafting;

Structural Analysis;

Materials & Method;

Building Construction Land Surveying (I & 2);

Architectural Design & Planning

Mr. Cedric Vaughan Furniture Craft Upholstery (C&G) UK

The Wordshipful Company of Upholsters, Grade highly

recommended

Instructor II (P)

Carpentry Theory,

Trade Drawings, Cabinet Making


BUILDING – PART-TIME


Mr. John Atherley OTD Civil Engineering/Building (C&G) 1976

Draughtsmanship Dipl. (Trinidad & Tobago National Examination)

1973

Advan. Level (GCE): Engineering Drawing & Fine Art (D) 1983;

Ordinary Level (GCE): Mathematics, Land Surveying, 1973

English Language & French (1963).

Ordinary Level: Geometrical Drawing (Building) 1969

(Oxford & Cambridge; London University, AEB of London)

Certs. Excel & Publisher (2009),

Basic AUTOCAD (SJPP) 1999

Course in Technical Communication (BAA) (1970)

Instructor (P/T)

Technical Drawing

Mr. Andrew Boyce 1986 Small Builders Foremanship, Carpentry and Joinery Craft

2008 Construction Supervision

Instructor (P/T)

Carpentry and Joinery (Practice)

Mr. Ambrose Deane Cert. of Successful Completion Project Management (Training

Administration Division) 2008

Cert. Supervisory Management (SJPP) 2003

Cert. Masonry & Tiling (SJPP) 2001

Trowel Vocations (C&G UK) 2001

Certs. (Barbados Defence Force):

Fundamentals in Computer Applications Course 1997

Advanced Word 97 Course 1999

General Information Technology (CXC) 2000

General Proficiency: English A (3) (CXC) 1999

Instructor (P/T)

Masonry (Theory & Practice)


BUILDING – PART-TIME CONT’D


Mr. David Douglas 1979 Certificate in Carpentry & Joinery (C&G) UK Instructor (P/T)

Carpentry (Theory and Practice) (BVTB)

Mr. Ellsworth Franklyn 2011 TVET Caribbean Vocational Qualification Assessment Level 4

Instructor (P/T)

Plumbing (Practice)

Mr. Adrian Harding C&G UK Dipl. Timber Vocations/Site Carpentry, C&G UK, Cert. –

Timber Vocations, Vocational Training in Adult Education (ETTC),

(SJPP) Certs. – Plumbing, Basic Auto-cad, Cabinet Making

Instructor (P/T)

Cabinet and Furniture Making (Practice)

Mr. Clennell Redman Cert. Electrical Installation 1, 1999-2000

Cert. Plumbing, 2000 – 2001

Construction Supervision Dipl., 2001 – 2004

Cert. Cookery & Laundry Grade III, 1981

Instructor (P/T)

Plumbing (Theory & Practice)

BUSINESS STUDIES FULL-TIME


Mrs. Brenda Osbourne MBA. Business Administration (Scotland),

BA. Office Systems Management (Hons) (UK)

Dip. Administrative Management (UK)

Grad. Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (UK)

Dip. Ed. Business Education (UWI)

Private secretary’s Cert. (LCC)

Principles of Accounts (GCE)

Instructor I (P)

Financial Accounting



BUSINESS STUDIES FULL-TIME CONT’D


Miss Andrea Brathwaite 2010 -2011 Dipl. Education (ETTC),

1999 – 2002 – B.Sc. Management (Upper Second Class Hons, (UWI)

Cave Hill,

1994-1995 Food & Beverage Management (BCC),

1986 -1989 (SJPP) Cert. in Home Economics

Instructor III (P)

Introduction to Economics,

Computer Information Processing,

Computerised Accounting

Mrs. Angela Hamilton BA. English (Andrews University) USA,

Cert. English for Journalists (UWI)

Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech. Voc. (ETTC),

Ordinary Level: English Language, English Literature, History,

Economic, Religious Knowledge

Instructor I (P)

Business English,

Effective Business Communication

Miss Jane McCollin B.Sc. Sociology with Psychology (UWI)

Teachers’ Cert. in Education, School of Education (UWI)

Administrative Corporate Secretaries’ Cert. (UWI/ETTC)

Management of Information Technology (BIMAP)

Secretaries Studies Cert., English for Commerce, Advanced and

Intermediate, Typewriting (LCC)

Certs.:

Microsoft (BCC), Supervisory Management, Word Processing

&Spreadsheet (SJPP)

Word Processing (Adv) Master class, Typewriting, Secretarial

Practice, Book Keeping & Accounts, Shorthand 60 wpm. Principle of

Accounts, Office Procedure, English Language, Social Studies,

Integrated Science, English Literature

Ordinary Level – Religious Education

Instructor I (P)


Information Systems for Business,

Computer Studies


BUSINESS STUDIES FULL-TIME CONT’D


Mrs. Andrea Murray B.Ed. Tech./Voc. Education in Developing Countries (UH) UK

In-Service Teacher Education Program (UWI/ETTC)

Private Secretary Cert. (BCC)

Cert. Management of Human Resources (BIMAP) Marketing

Specialists Inc. Human Relations & Business Etiquette Course

Dale Carnegie Training Course Breakthrough to Success

Typewriting Intermediate & Advanced, Shorthand 70, 80, 100 & 110

wpm

Instructor I (P)

Office Administration

Mrs. Michelle Smith B.A. (Hons) History (UWI)

Teachers’ Training Cert. In Tech. Voc. (Dist.) (ETTC)

Cert. Information Technology (UWI)

Private Secretary’s Cert. (LCCI)

Certified Professional Secretary (PSI)

English Literature, Religious Studies, Spanish, Art, English Language,

Biology

Instructor II (P)


Information Systems for Business,

Computer Studies,

Mr. Wade Ward B.Sc. Economics (Major) and Accounting (Major) Second Class Hons

(UWI) 2002

Ass. Deg. In Arts: Accounting and Economics (BCC)1999


((ETTC)) 2006

GCE Advanced Level Accounting (D) University of Cambridge, 1999

General Proficiency(CXC): English A (2) January 1996; Mathematics

(2) June 1996; Office Procedures (1), Principles of Accounts (1),

Principles of Business (2) 1997

Instructor III (P)

Accounts,

Book Keeping,

Business Maths,

Business Studies,

Management &

Costing Accounts


BUSINESS STUDIES PART-TIME


Mr. Warren Gibson High School Dipl., (The State of New Jersey, Board of Educ) 1994

Associate Degree Business Management (Borough of Manhattan

Community College, NY City) 1998

Proficiency: Caribbean History (3), Food Nutrition (3), Integrated

Science I (3) (CXC) 1991

Instructor (P/T)

Business Studies

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING – FULL-TIME


Mr. Henderson Sealy Electrical installation Course A, B & C (C &G) UK

Licentiateship – Electrical Installation,

Cert. in Modular Curriculum Development,

Technical Vocational and Training International (Canada)

Teacher Training Cert. (ETTC)

Technical Training Techniques Dipl. (Humber College of Applied Arts

& Technology (In-service)

Instructor I (P)

Electrical Installation (Theory 3);

Engineering

Mr. Walter Bayne Vocational Cert. (ETTC); Dipl. Hons (Algonquin College);

BA Degree (Law) (Carleton University)

Dipl. (Hons) (Radio College of Canada)

Instructor II (P)


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING – FULL-TIME CONT’D


Mr. Dwayne Brathwaite EDU 101A eCertification: Developing Online Courses

Microcomputer Technology Level 1 & 2 (C&G) UK):

Associate Degree Electrical Engineering

Professional Certifications: 70-270: Installing, Configuring &

Administering Micro-soft Windows XP Professional; 70-290:

Managing & Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Environment; 70-291: Implementing, Managing & Maintaining a

Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure; 70-293: Planning &

Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network

Infrastructure; 70-294: Planning, Implementing, & Maintaining a

Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure; 70-297:

Design a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory &

Network Infrastructure; 70-299: Implementing, & Administering

Security in a Windows Server 2003 Network; MCSA: Microsoft

Certified Systems Administrator on Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Instructor II

Instructor (P/T)

Mrs. Shaune Chase B.Sc. Computer Science (UWI) 1988;

Dipl. Education, (UWI) 1995

Cert. Electronics–Digital Equipment & Systems (St. Clair College –

Ontario) 1991

Certs. (Canada) 1991: Computer Repairs–A, and –B;

Certified Novell Administrator(CNA),

Novell Education, 1996

MCP, Microsoft, 1999

(GCE) O’ Level: French, Physics, Biology, Chemistry

“A” Level: Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, (University Of

Cambridge) June/July 1980-1982

(CXC) Mathematics, English, History

Instructor I (P)

Networking (1);

Work Ethics;

Operating Systems Technology (A+ prep) (1);

Computer Architecture (1);

A+ core Hardware (1);

Software Applications;




Mr. Terrence Clarke Vocational Teachers’ Training Programme in Adult Education

(ETTC)

Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Parts 1 & 2 (C&G)

Instructor II (P)

Refrigeration and Air-conditioning to BVTB students;

Basic Refrigeration & Air-conditioning;

Refrigeration & Air-conditioning (Practice 1 & Theory 1)

Mr. Andrew Cooke HEART Trust/NTA Train the Trainers Cert., (ETTC) (2012) Technical

and Vocational Cert. (ETTC) (2002 -2003)

Electrical Installation Part 1 & 2 C&G (1996)

Instructor (P/T)

Instructor II

Electrical Installation

Mr. Edwin Gibson Advanced Dipl. Mechanical Engineering (C&G) 2002;

Advanced Dipl. Mechanical Engineering (C&G) 2000;

Certs.: Advanced AutoCAD (UWI) 1996, Educational Management &

Administration (UWI) 2005, The Art-To–Part Factory (Temasek

Polytechnic, Singapore) 2000;

B.Ed. Technical /Vocational Studies (BCC)

Instructor I (P)

Basic Refrigeration & Air-conditioning (Theory (2);

Refrigeration & Air-conditioning (Theory 3 & 4 & Practice 3

& 4).

Mr. Andre Jarvis B.Sc. Computer Science and Management;

Associate Degree in Applied Science;

Digital Systems & Control Technology (C&G);

Cert. Micro Electronics (SJPP)

Instructor I (T)

Electronic Systems (1, 2 & 3);

Computer Programming (1 & 2);

Computer Programming – Visual Basics Computer

Hardware (3)

Mr. James Hinds Train the Trainer Workshop (BCC);

NEC Standards Updates 1999, 2002, 2005 (National Fire Prevention

Assoc. (USA);

Licentiateship Award Electrical Engineering (C&G);

Technical Vocational Teacher Training Cert. (ETTC);

(C&G): OTD – Mechanical and Electrical Engineering,

Electrical Installation Work, Course A and B.

Instructor (P/T)

Instructor II




Mr. Lawrence Knight Associate of Occupational Studies, Electronic Circuit and

Systems , Program in Adult Education (ETTC),

Cert. in Education and Principles of Teaching (ETTC)

Other Certs.:

Understanding Electronic Engine Management Systems, Video

Cassette Recorder Technology, Engine Performance & Fuel

Emission/Exhaust – ATI Career Training Centre (Miami),

Instructor II (P)

Basic Electronics (I);

Auto Electronics (1 & 2);

Electronics Systems (3);

Theoretical & practical components of Electronics

Servicing Technology,

Colour Television (I).

Mr. Leon McGarrell Vocational Teachers’ Training (ETTC), Programme in Adult

Education (ETTC),

C&G Cert. in Refrigeration & Air-conditioning, (C&G) Refrigeration

Parts 1 and 2, Home Appliance Servicing

Instructor III (T)

Home Appliance Servicing (Theory & Practice 3 & 4);

Refrigeration & Air-conditioning (Practice 1);

Mr. Clement Moseley Train the Trainer (BIMAP), 2002

General Management (BIMAP), 2001

Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech. Voc. (ETTC), 1999

Human Resource Management, 1983

Dipl. Electronic Engineering Technology (Cleveland Institute, USA),

1986

Radio/TV Electronic Servicing (C&G, UK) 1973 – 1975

Instructor II (P)

Basic Computer Maintenance (Theory & Practice);

Aspects of Computer Monitor Repair

Mr. Gregory Prosper (C&G): Electrical Installation Works A & B,

Engineering Science, Mechanical Engineering & Electrical

Engineering O.T.D.,

Cert. Technical Vocational Teachers’ (ETTC)

Training in Adult Education (BCC),

B.Ed. Industrial Arts Lower Second Class Hons

Instructor I (P)

Electrical Skills;

Electrical Installation to BVTB students;

Basic Electricity (1);

Electrical Installation (Practice 1);

Basic Electricity & Controls (1 & 2);



ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING – PART-TIME


Mr. Anthony Nurse Train the Trainer Cert. (TVET/BCC) 2009

Cert. of Training-Caribbean – Development Bank 2008

Licentiateship in Electronics (Dipl.) (C&G, UK) 2003

Electronic Servicing Techn. (Part 3) (Radio & Audio Systems) (C&G)

2003

Electronics Servicing Technology Part 3 (C&G, UK) 2002

Electronics Servicing Technology Part 1 & 2 (C&G, UK) 2001

Cert. in Adult Education (ETTC) 1999 - 2000

Instructor I (P)

Networking


Mr. Quincy Harris Cert. - Internal verification - TVET

Cert. CVQ in Assessment Level 4 - TVET

Cert. - Train the Trainer in Competency Based Education and

Training (BCC)

Cert. Vocational Teachers’ Training Programme in Adult Education

(ETTC)

(C&G) Dipl.

Technician’s Dipl. Applied Electrical Engineering (Power)

Engineering – Pass Fundamentals - Credit

Electrical Installation Dipl. - Credit

Electrical Installation Cert. – Distinction

Instructor (P/T)

Basic Electronics,

Electrical Installation (Theory & Practice)

Installation Practice


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING – PART-TIME CONT’D

GENERAL STUDIES FULL-TIME


Mr. George Herbert M.Sc.,

B.Sc. Dipl. Education, (UWI)

OTD, Building and Civil Engineering (C&G) (UWI)

(ETTC) 1981 In-Service Course,

Cert. (C&G) OTD 1997

University of London ‘O’ Level, English Language, Mathematics,

Chemistry, Geography, History, Religious Knowledge

Instructor I (P)

Building Drawing,

Construction Drawing

Architectural Drafting Maths (1 & 2);

Motor Vehicle Engineering Maths (4);



Mr. Kemar Hinds Pursuing Microsoft Certified I.T. Professional certification

Pursuing Certified Ethical Hacker Certification

MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuring (2012)

Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (2010), Microsoft

Certified Professional (2009), CompTIA A + Certified I.T. Technician

(2009), CompTIA Network + Certified Professional (2009), CompTIA

Network + Certified Professional (2009)

Dipl. Network Technologies (SJPP) 2007-2009

Associates Degree – Computer Studies (BCC) 2005–2007

Instructor III/(P/T)

Networking (Theory & Practice)

Ms. Lucy Wilson

M.Sc. In Project Management and Evaluation (UWI), Dipl.

Information Technology (UWI) , Postgraduate Dipl. Marketing

Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK) B.Sc. Management (UWI)

Instructor (P/T)

Computer Studies


GENERAL STUDIES FULL-TIME – CONT’D


Mr. Stephen Bailey B.Sc. Computer Science & Mathematics (Hons),

Cert. in Adult Education (Technical & Vocational Teacher Training

in Adult Education),

Associate Degree in Applied Science,

Mechanical & Electrical Engineering (OTD)

Instructor II (P)

Technical Drawing and General Math

Mr. Anthony Browne B.Sc. (Engineering) Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering;

Asst Degree Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry Credit (2007),

GCE O' Level Biology (B) 2005;

(CXC) General 2: Chemistry &

General 1: Integrated Science, Physics & Technical Drawing 1988;

Instructor III (T)

Maths

Mr. Vernon Browne Education for Teaching (ETTC) July 1994,

Occupational Health, Safety & Welfare Dipl. (SJPP) Jul 2001

Occupational Health, Safety & Welfare Levels 1 & 2 (SJPP) 1999;

REA: Health & Safety Committee Certification Training Course

July 14-15, 2009 & Indoor Air Quality & Mould Awareness

September 16, 2009;

Consumer Lending for Credit Unions - UWI School of Continuing

Studies

GCE O' Level: Economics,

LCC Intermediate: Science, Arithmetic, English Language, English

Literature

Instructor III (P)

Business Education,

Communication Skills (1-4)

Basic Personal Finance;

General Health and Safety

Assigned as Health & Safety Officer

Ms. Alfonda Haynes B.Sc. Sociology with Psychology (Hons) 1998-2003;

Cert. of Education (ETTC), UWI 1991-3;

A' level - Accounts;

O' Level History, English Language, Religious Studies (GCE);

Instructor II (P)

Business Education,

Work Ethics

Accounts




Mr. Tristan Heallis Currently pursuing B.Sc. Maths & Physics (2009-Present UWI),

Ass.Dg Applied Science - Mechanical Engineering (Credit) 2004

(BCC); (CXC) General 2: English Language, Geography,

mathematics, Principles of Business, General 1: Technical

Drawing, Technical 1: Information Technology; Calvary Baptist

Bible College, Puerto Rico - Teacher Training & Sign Language

Studies 2004-8;

Instructor III (T)

Engineering Science,

General Science,

Maths

Mr. Ronald Hercules eTeaching Institute: eCertification: Developing Online Courses

2006 - Present;

Courses completed at M.Ed. Administration: Intro to Curriculum

theory, Fundamentals of Educational Administration &

Management, Effective Leadership in Education (UWI) 2002-2004

CMBS: Doctor of Scriptural Psychology Jul 2002 & Master of

Scriptural Psychology Jun 2001,

Bach. Scriptural Psychology June 2000,

Cert. in Education for Teaching (ETTC)/UWI 1983;

International Dipl. Training Techniques (Humber College of

Applied Arts & Technology) 1987;

O' Level: English Language, Biology, Religious Studies, Geography

(Cambridge), Mathematics (Univ. of London)

Instructor III (P)

General Studies (Communication Skills)

Mr. Dave Humphrey Currently pursuing Degree at UWI; Ass. Deg. Applied Science &

Computer Science (BCC) 1999; A' Level Management of Business,

Accounts & General Paper

Instructor II (P)

Communication Skills




Mr. Grantley Jackson B.Sc. (Major) Mathematics & Physics (UWI) 1997;

Dipl. Education (Tech & Applied) Jul 2007;

(BCC) GCE A' Level: Art (C) 1976;

GCE O' Level: Maths (B), Agricultural Sc (A), Commerce (D) 1976

& Chemistry, Biology, Geometry & Mech Drawing 1975 & English

Language (B) 1990, C&G: OTD Building & Civil Engineering 1989

Instructor I (P)

Computer Aided Drawings

Mrs. Keisha Laurie

M.Ed. (UWI) Distinction 2001

B.Sc. Computer Science & Mathematics (UWI),


Cert. (ETTC) Jul 2004

Instructor II (P)

Mrs. Shona Onyekwe

M.BA. International Business (Univ. of Luton) 2002-3;

B.Sc. Management (Hons) UWI 1993-6;

Teacher's Cert. Technical and Vocational Education (ETTC) 1999-

2000;

Instructor I (P)

Small Business Management

Mrs. Kelly St. Hill

M.Ed. Administration (UWI) 2008;

Cert. in Developing Online Courses (eCollege) 2006,

Cert. in the Vocational Teachers' Training Programme in Adult

Instructor II (P)

Communication Skills,

Fundamentals of Small Business Management (1 & 2),

Business Law


GENERAL STUDIES PART-TIME


Mr. Dwight Deane B.Mech. Eng. El Instituto Superior Politecnico de jose Antonio

Echeverria) Awaiting Result

Cert. of Spanish (La Universidad de Maceo Gomex - The

University of Ciego de Avila) 2006-2007

(CXC) General Proficiency:

2001 English A (3)/resat 2002 (4); Mathematics (3); Technical

Drawing (2),

2002 Visual Arts (2); Social Studies (2);

Technical Proficiency: Information Technology (2); Integrated

Science (2);

Associate Degree in Applied Science (Mechanical Engineering)

(BCC)

Instructor (P/T)

Mathematics,

General Science

Mr. Anderson Cave B.Sc. Chemistry (Major) Second Class (Hons.) (UWI) 2003

(CXC) Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Geography, History,

English language

Instructor (P/T)

General Science (Chemistry),

Mathematics

Mr. Grantley Norville Project Management (BIMAP), 2004

Supervisory Management (BIMAP), 2003

Training for Foremen and Small Contractors (BCC), 2001

Basic Auto CAD (SJPP) 1999

Small Business Management (National Development Foundation

of Barbados) 1994

Music Theory Grades 3, 4 & 5 Royal School of Music, 1978 & 1979

Building Drawing (AEB) Ordinary 196- and (AEB) Advanced Levels

1971.

Instructor (P/T)

Building Drawing (Trade Drawing/Technical Drawing)


MECHANICAL AND PRINTING – FULL-TIME


Mr. Ronald Blades 2003 – Licentiateship Dipl. Vehicle Engineering (C&G,UK)

1999, 1989, 1986 Automotive Mechanics Parts 1, 2 , 3 (C&G, UK)

1979 -1982 Mechanical Engineering Parts 1, 2 & 3 (C&G, UK)

1995 – Technical Drawing (Building)

1994-1995 Tech. Voc. Teachers’ training in Adult Education

(ETTC),

Instructor I (P)


Maintenance Theory and Practice,

Basic Metal

Mr. Kevin Chapman Ass. Deg. Mechanical Engineering. (BCC),

Cert. Vocational Teachers Training Programme in Adult

Education (ETTC)

Instructor II (P)

Mechanics (Theory & Practice),

Engineering Science Calculations,

Design and Technology

Mr. Justin Lynch Mechanical Engineering & Plant Maintenance Cert., Part 1

(C&G) Cert. Welding Processes Level 1 & Mechanical

Maintenance (SJPP); (CXC) General Proficiency: Principle of

Accounts, English Language Principle of Business, Social Studies,

Caribbean History; Basic Proficiency: English Language;

BVTB’s Apprenticeship Programme

Instructor II (T)

Mechanical Maintenance (Theory & Practice)

Basic Metal

Miss Joy Mayers Jan – March 2011 Cert. of Competence

2011 – Instructor Training in CBET – TVET Council

2009-2010 –Vocational Teachers Training in Adult Education

(ETTC)

2009 Computer Aided Drawings (SJPP)

1998 Federal Aviation Administration & Airframe & Power Plan

Mechanics License (A & P #2578274) – Aero Service, Aviation

Centre USA, 1996, Office Proficiency Assessment & Certification

MJM Academy

1979 -1984 C&G (UK) Mechanical Engineering 1 , 2 & 3

Instructor II (T)

Mechanical Maintenance (Theory & Practice),

Basic Metal


MECHANICAL AND PRINTING – FULL-TIME CONT’D


Mr. Andrew Gittens

OTD (Mechanical Engineering & Electrical Engineering) (C&G) 1999

Licentiateship (Mechanical Engineering) C&G, (2003)

Cert. Plant Maintenance 1 (C&G) 1995

Cert. Vocational Teacher’s Training Programme in Adult Education

((ETTC)) 2001

Basic AutoCAD, (SJPP) 2001

Associate Degree (Applied Science-Mechanical & Electrical

Engineering) (BCC) 1998

General Proficiency: Technical Drawing (2), Wood Work (2),

Geography (2), Social Studies (2), Biology (3) (CXC), 1992; Principles

of Business (1), English A (2) (CXC), (1993); Mathematics (2) (CXC)

1996

Cert. Machining &Maintenance Engineering (SJPP) 1995

Instructor I (P)

Mechanical Engineering,

Basic Metal Work (1A);

Engineering Science Calulations;

Mechanical Engineering (Theory & Practice);

Mechanical Technology.

Miss Paula Williams

M.Sc. Project Management & Evaluation (UWI 2005);

B.Eng (Hons) Project Design Engineering (1997);

Asst. Dg Mechanical & Engineering & OTD (BCC 1991);

Mechanical & Electrical Engineering (C&G)

Instructor III (T)

Basic AutoCad, Basic Metal

Mr. Phillip Millington

July 1995 Cert. in Technical and Vocational Training in Adult

Education (ETTC), 1989 Cert. in Offset Printing – Manhattan School

of Printing (USA), 1983 Cert. in Psychology and Interpersonal

Relationships (UWI Extra Mural Dept.

Instructor III (P)

Photo Lithography (1, 2 & 4) Work Ethics ( 1 & 2)

Miss Rochelle Reid

M.S. Mangmt Business Management (Assumption Univ.) 2009 –

2011

B.A. International Studies (Elon Univ.)

Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level 1 -5 (Nassau Community

College)

Instructor III (T)

Work Ethics


MECHANICAL AND PRINTING – PART-TIME (DAY))


Mr. Ryan Coombs

Management of Information Technology (BIMAP) 2011

Cert. of Achievement Hazard Recognition - Safety Inspection &

Observation Workshop (Crown Packaging B’dos Ltd)2009

Aluminum Metal Forming for Beverage Cans (Food End Making

101 Training) (CCS Omaha Nabraska) 2009

Die Design & Setup for Aluminum Cans (Tools & Die Training)

(CCS, Massillon, Ohio) 2008

Supervisory Management (BIMAP) 2007

Microsoft Excel Level 1 (Ameritech Global Services Ltd.) 2000

Microsoft Word Level 1 (Ameritech Global Services Ltd.) 2000

Introduction to Computers for Business & Office Use

(Ameritech Global Services Ltd.) 2000

Mechanical Engineering Apprenticeship Cert. (BVTB) 2004-2005

1992 – 1994 (SJPP) (C&G)

Cert. Plant Maintenance 1 Trade Studies (1 & 2) (Credit) (C&G)

1994;

Basic Engineering Trade Subjects Mechanical (C&G), 1994:

(Unit Credits: General Engineering (Distinction); Mechanical

Studies (Distinction); Mechanical Practical Work Assessment

(Pass))

Basic AutoCAD Cert. (SJPP) 1999

General Proficiency: English A (2) & English B (3) (CXC) (1993);

Geography (2), Mathematics, Technical Drawing (2), Food &

Nutrition (3) (CXC) 1992

Instructor (P/T)

Mechanical Maintenance (Basic Metal)


MECHANICAL AND PRINTING – PART-TIME (DAY)


Mrs. Kendra Hollingsworth-

Edwards

Spanish Studies (Institute of Venezuela) 2002 – 2004

2001- Business Entrepreneurship – YES Entrepreneurship

Scheme

Bachelor Degree in Design & Communication Arts (BCC) 1993 –

1997

Instructor (P/T)

Printing (Computer Graphics, Commercial Art - Freehand)

Mrs. Juliann Elliott-Johnson

Certs. in Printing & Small Business Management. Instructor (P/T)

Printing (Book Craft)

HUMAN ECOLOGY FULL-TIME


Mrs. Audrey Jones/Drayton

M.Ed. Teachers’ Education (UWI), B.Ed. Home Economics

(Hons.) (CAST) Jamaica, Cert. Ed. Mgmt & Admin (Dist.) (UWI),

Trained Teachers’ Cert. Grl C11 (Min of Education)

Instructor I (P)

Basic Nursing (Theory & Practice)

Social Skills,

Hair Skills

Curriculum Development/Liaison Officer (Ag.)

Mrs. Chandie Alleyne

2012 Membership Award in Educational Leadership (C&G) UK,

LCGI Clothing Knitting Craft and Tailoring (C&G) UK ,Teachers’

Training Cert. in Tec. Voc. (ETTC)Dip. Fashion Design (Lasalle

College) Canada Dip. Education (Canada), Sewing Machine

Operation Cert. (SJPP) Typing (BCC), Sign Language (UWI)

Instructor I (P)


Pattern Construction,

Garment Construction


HUMAN ECOLOGY FULL-TIME CONT’D


Miss Janine Marville Cert. Skin Care Specialist (FCNH) USA, Cert. Advanced

Therapeutic Massage Therapy (FCNH) USA, Nail Technician

(ISA)Facials (ISA),Teachers’ Training Cert. in Tech. Voc.

(ETTC)Book-keeping & Accounting Cert. (BIMAP), Cert. in Soft

Tissue Therapy, Cert. in an Ethnics Course, Cert. in an Aids

Virus Course (HEMME APPROACH Seminars),Cert. of

Achievement in Spa Operations Training, Resort Massage

Training (Almond Beach Resorts),Aesthetics (Body Treatments)

– Secrete Beauty Clinic

First Degree of the Usni System of Natural Healing

French, Mathematics, English A, Typing, Account, History, Art,

Craft.

Instructor II (P)

Skin Care,

Massage Therapy,

Nail Care & Design,

Clinicals

Mrs. Alice Murray BA. Political Science/Public Administration (Hons) (University

of Alabama)


LCGI (C&G) UK, Wholesale Garment Making, Stage I, 2, & 3,

Wholesale Cutting Stage I. ((C&G))Cert. in Home Economics,

Clothing Craft, Ladies Tailoring (SJPP),

Associate Degree – Pre- Law

Clothing & Textiles, Food & Nutrition, Home Management

English Language (GCE O’ Level)

Instructor I (P)

Pattern Making

Garment Construction,

Garment Production Methods,

Pattern Construction

Mrs. Maxine Thomas LCGI Hairdressing (C&G) UK, M.Sc. Trichology (HT) USA

Teachers’ Training Cert. Tech. Voc. (TTC)

Instructor I (P)

Hairdressing Skills,

Clinicals

NVQ Coordinator (Ag.)


HUMAN ECOLOGY FULL-TIME CONT’D


Miss Margaret Worrell BA. Psychology with History (Hons) (UWI)Ass. Deg. Fashion

Design (BCC)Teachers’ Training Cert. (ETTC) Vocational

Teachers’ Training Programme in Adult Education, (ETTC) July

2006

Instructor III (P)

Clothing and Textile,

Introduction to Textile Studies,

Garment Design

Miss Winifred Banfield B.Ed. (Hons) (BCC) Adv. Dip. Culinary Arts (C&G) UK

Dip. Food Preparation and Cooking (C&G) UK


Principles of Business, Clothing & Textiles Food & Nutrition,

Home Management, English, Social Studies (CXC)

Instructor I (P)

Food Studies,

Catering Skills (Theory & Practice),

Table Setting & Serving

Mrs. May Robinson Gen Prof: Eng Lang 2, Eng Lit 3, Food & Nutrition 2, Clothing &

Textiles 1 (CXC) Basic Prof: Prin of Business 2; Spanish 2,

Maths 2, C&G: Clothing & Knitting Craft Institute

Instructor III (T)

Food Studies,

Home Management,

Cookery

Mrs. Myrna Sealy-Hinkson M.Sc. Tourism & Hospitality UWI; B.Sc. Hospitality & Tourism

Management (Hospitality) UWI; Associate Deg. Applied

Science (Hotel Catering & Institutional Operations) (BCC); Dipl

Food & Beverage Operations (BCC); Cert Reception & Sales

Procedures (BCC)

Instructor III (T)

Nutrition & Food Preservation,

Social Skills,

Home Management,

Nutrition & Diet

Miss Gina Pilgrim 2009 – 2011 B.Sc. Education with Home-Economics,

(CAPE) Caribbean Studies (3), Communication Studies

(4),Sociology Unit 1 (5) Unit 2 (4), Food & Nutrition Unit 1 (4) ,

Unit 2 (2)

Instructor III (T)

Table Setting & Serving,

Introduction to Nutrition,

Work Ethics,

Handicraft,

Food Preservation

Mrs. Denise Nicholls 2007 M.Sc. Nursing Education Distinction (UWI)Mona, 2006

B.Sc. Nursing (UWI) Mona2002 General Nursing Cert. (BCC)

1995 Registered Mental Nurse Cert. – Psychiatric Hospital,

1988 Nursing Assistants Cert.

Appointed Nurse (P)

Seconded to SJPP as Instructor I

Basic Nursing (Theory & Practical),

First Aid, Health Studies (Erdiston)


HUMAN ECOLOGY PART-TIME


Mrs. Sheila Delaney (BCC) Events Planning Management Service (2004-2005)

Cert. in Counseling, (ETTC) (2000 -2001)

BSc. Rehabilitation & Disability Studies (1998-200)

Association Degree (Applied Science) (1990 – 1992)

Rehabilitation Therapy Technology

1977-1980 – Registered Mental Nurse – B/dos Psychiatric

Hospital School of Nursing

Instructor (P/T)

Nursing Auxiliary Studies

Miss Miriam Headley 1998 – Esthetics (SJPP),

1996 Cosmetology (SJPP),

C&G (UK) Hairdressing

Instructor (P/T)

Nail Technology

Ms. Joy Prime Postgraduate Cert. in Education Secondary School Education

(QTS) (University of London) 2011

Postgraduate Cert. in Education Post Compulsory Education &

Training (University of Greenwich) 2005

BA (Lower Second Class Hons.) Fashion Studies (London

College of Fashion) 2002

Cert Management Development (London Open College

Network) 2002

Cert. Ordinary Level: Accounting and Economics (GCE) 1980

Cert. Accounts Payable & General Ledger

Cert. Digital D&T CAD/Cam Programme – “Speed Step”

Cert. New Enterprise Scholarship Programme

Cert. Setting up an Organisation

Cert. Health & Safety in Design & Technology

Instructor (P/T)

Pattern Construction 2 Theory,

Design for Cosmetology 1,

Garment Construction 2


Landscaping and Horticulture students at work beautifying the campus.

An outstanding graduate receives his award at the Graduation Ceremony.


A graduate is awarded for excellent work in the City and Guilds International Examination in Cosmetology

Students show off their work with an Instructor.


Graduation Ceremony 2011 with Guest Speaker, Dr Kevin Quinlan, (second from right) Principal of the Truro Campus of the Nova Scotia Community College

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