#Notice: Listen up 2025 May-June CCSLC®, CSEC® and CAPE® candidates! This year's Merit Lists have been released! Congratulations to this year's cohort. Please visit our website to view >> https://www.cxc.org/merit-lists/ 

#Notice: The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC®) wishes to thank our valued clients for your patronage during 2025. As the end of this year nears, we advise that our transcript and replacement certificate ordering service will be unavailable for new orders from 5:30 pm (AST) on Friday, 5 December 2025, until Tuesday, 6 January 2026.

Please note that all orders placed before Friday, 5 December 2025, at 5:30 pm (AST) will not be impacted. Normal service will resume on Wednesday, 7 January 2026. CXC® apologises for any inconvenience caused, and we look forward to serving you in 2026.

Thank you.

#Notice: CXC® wishes to advise the public that after extensive consultations with stakeholders, the Council has released the final timetables for the full suite of examinations for 2026. Kindly review them here: https://www.cxc.org/download-timetables/ 

#Notice: Please note that the following syllabuses were recently revised or amended and have been implemented for teaching from September 2025 onwards.

You can download all syllabuses from the website >> www.cxc.org/syllabus-downloads

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What if your dream programme is one visit away?

If you’re choosing subjects, switching paths, or starting fresh, this is for you.

Join us for the UWI St. Augustine Campus Open Days:

Saturday 28 & Sunday 29 March, 2026

10 am to 4 pm | JFK Quadrangle, UWI St. Augustine Campus

You’ll get:

Guided campus tours

Programme options and entry guidance

Campus life + funding info

Time with students and staff to ask anything

Clarity to make a confident choice

Bonus: Apply on-site and explore exciting study & scholarship opportunities!

Register today: https://sta.uwi.edu/opendays

Possible starts here.

Step into leadership. Shape policy. Find your voice.

This programme includes 8 dynamic workshops, hands-on exercises, and a final parliamentary simulation—designed for women ready to commit, engage, and lead. Participants should be prepared to attend sessions, actively engage in discussions, and complete activities outside of workshop hours.

Please note:

While full attendance at all sessions is strongly encouraged, we recognize that unforeseen circumstances may arise. To be eligible for a Certificate of Completion, participants must attend a minimum of 80% of the sessions plus the debate.

Ready to make the commitment?

Click the link to apply today.

https://forms.gle/vqt66obhaZnjmuEt6

The road to the NPS Grand Slam starts now:

 Auditions: Sunday March 8 | NALIS, Port of Spain

 Semi-Final: Sunday March 29 | TBA

 Grand Slam: Sunday May 3 | TBA

#NPS2026 #14Years #bocas2026 #SpokenWordLivesHere

WALLS FOR CHANGE – LET YOUR ART SPEAK! 

Are you between 7 and 17 years old?

Do you care about kindness, respect, and standing up against bullying?

Enter the 'Walls for Change' art competition and use your creativity as agents of change against bullying and gender-based violence in schools across Trinidad and Tobago 

Open to students in public, private, vocational and special education schools, as well as home-schooled students.

Original pieces of artwork are invited under two themes:

 Anti-Bullying (ages 7–12)

 Gender-Based Violence or Anti- Bullying (ages 13–17)

Winning art pieces will be transformed into murals in selected schools, turning walls into powerful messages of kindness, safety, and change.

Competition runs from February 2 to March 31, 2026.

Because every child deserves to feel safe, heard, and valued.

Interested .. visit https://www.social.gov.tt/wfc/ to register.

For further information contact the Gender and Child Affairs Unit at gca@social.gov.tt or 623-2608 ext:3351, 3355 or 3357.

 Let your art speak. Let your wall stand for change. 

ANNUAL TEENS IN HEALTH EASTER CAMP– REGISTRATION OPENING SOON

We are pleased to announce the return of Global Career Institute’s Annual Teens in Health Easter Camp—one of our most impactful youth programmes to date.

Teens in Health has successfully exposed young people to real-world healthcare environments, professional mentorship, and meaningful career guidance.

Participants leave with increased confidence, clearer career direction, and a deeper understanding of various aspects of health professions and specialties.

Registration opens: February 15th

Limited intake: ONLY 12 spots available

If you have a teen with an interest in healthcare, science, or personal development, this programme offers structured exposure, practical insight, and inspiration that extends well beyond the camp week.

For enquiries & early interest: 868-610-2855

Email: study@gcareerintl.com

Early interest is strongly encouraged.

The stage is officially set.

If you’re 16+ and ready to let your talent shine, this is your moment.

From music and dance to rhythm, movement and creative expression, all talents are welcome. This national platform is designed to discover, celebrate and elevate gifted individuals from Trinidad and Tobago.

 Registration & Submissions: February 02–21, 2026

 Submit a 1–2 minute video at the time of registration

 Upload to YouTube and include the link

 Videos must be recorded in horizontal (landscape) format

 Prizes to be won!

Step into the spotlight and let your talent be seen, heard and celebrated.  

The UWI Math Fair is back!

Hosted by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics (FST), this year’s theme, “Island Innovators: Mathematics Powering the Future,” highlights the role of mathematics in shaping innovation, technology, and sustainable development across the Caribbean.

The event features interactive activities, puzzles, logic games, and engaging demonstrations designed to spark enthusiasm for mathematics and its real-world applications.

Open to all secondary school students, teachers, and UWI N1 students.

 Thursday 5 February, 2026

 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

 JFK Auditorium, JFK Lecture Theatre, Quadrangle, Engineering Lecture Theatre 1 & LRC Greens 

Yuh go LOVE dis! 

This Friday, January 9th, we officially open the doors to the John Cupid Carnival Village — the heart of Carnival living for the season 

 Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain

 Opening Night: Friday, January 9th, 2026

 7:00 PM

 FREE admission — every night

For a full month, the Village is where it all comes together:

 Food vendors bringing the flavours

 Local artisans + Carnival creatives

 Nightly live performances

 Culture, vibes, music, and pure Carnival energy

Come for the opening. Keep coming back for the memories.

At the Village, you’ll find… everything.

Yuh go love dis 

Do you know a Sixth Form writer with a passion for Caribbean issues?

This year's iteration of The Eric Williams “School Bags” Essay Competition is now open for submissions. Open to second-year sixth form students (CAPE or equivalent) in former and current British-colonized Caribbean territories, the theme invites critical reflection on:

“Migration: Path to Prosperity or Trap of Turmoil?”

 Submit by January 31, 2026

 Top prizes include a trip to Trinidad & Tobago or another Caribbean territory (for T&T nationals) and education vouchers.

For full guidelines and entry details, email ewmc@ewmc-tt.org or call 1(305) 905-9999 

Tiny Mas, Big Heritage returns on Saturday 31st January 2026 at the stunning Mille Fleurs Heritage House — and this year, everyone is invited. Whether you're a maker, mover, music lover, mas lover, or simply Carnival-curious, this is your chance to experience our traditions up close.

Explore steelpan, wire bending, kalinda, character performances, tassa fusion, and so much more in a vibrant cultural space.

The Rotunda Gallery presents "Walking with the Spirits: The Legacy of the Moko Jumbie" in celebration of Carnival 2026! Moko Jumbies are more than performers; they are guardians of culture, storytellers of the past, and living symbols of resilience.

Artists are invited to submit works that celebrate the history and enduring legacy of the Moko Jumbie. From its origins as a sacred ritual presence in West Africa to its evolution as a celebrated performance tradition in Trinidad and Tobago.

For more information, click on the link below!

https://www.ttparliament.org/call-for-submissions.../  

The Accreditation Council of Trinidad and Tobago (ACTT) is the nation’s principal body for conducting and advising on the accreditation and recognition of post secondary and tertiary educational and training institutions, programmes and awards.

ACTT has created a Compendium of Registered, Accredited and Recognised Institutions, Awarding Bodies and Programmes that assists students and other stakeholders in making informed decisions when choosing an institution or programme which best meets their educational and career/professional goals.

For more information visit >> https://www.actt.org.tt/

FREE WEBINAR

Topic: CSEC / CAPE Readiness & Mental Wellness Webinar

Time: Mar 1, 2026 04:00 PM La Paz

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83770819004...

Meeting ID: 837 7081 9004

Passcode: 159393 

Toute Bagai Lecture Series 

Carnival lives where memory meets movement.

Join the National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago for

Traditional Carnival: Midnight Robber Edition

with Kurtis Gross ‘Chaos Bringer’.

 Wed 28 Jan 2026

 5:30 PM

 Live on Zoom

 Free (registration required)

This podcast-style lecture explores the history, symbolism, and power of the Midnight Robber—one of our most iconic Carnival characters—and connects directly to our upcoming Tiny Mas, Big Heritage 2026 event.

 Register here:

https://nationaltrust.tt/traditional-carnival-midnight.../ 

Let’s step boldly into 2026 together — stronger, wiser, and more purposeful. 

Breaking the Silence starts with understanding.

Across our schools, homes, and communities, many young people and adults are silently struggling with emotional pain they don’t know how to express. Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is often misunderstood, hidden, and stigmatized — leaving families, educators, and helpers unsure of what to do or how to respond.

On March 1st — Self-Injury Awareness Day, join this powerful and informative FREE webinar designed to equip you with the knowledge, sensitivity, and practical tools needed to recognize and support those who may be hurting in silence.

This session will help you:

• Recognize warning signs and behaviors linked to self-injury

• Understand the emotional pain and underlying triggers behind NSSI

• Learn practical, compassionate ways to respond and support

• Access resources and strategies to help individuals move toward healing

Whether you are a parent, educator, youth worker, counselor, faith leader, or concerned community member, this conversation is timely, relevant, and deeply needed.

Let us create safer spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported.

Let us replace silence with understanding and action.

Join us. Learn with us. Help someone heal.

Kickstart 2026 with clarity, strength, and purpose! 

Join me for a powerful, FREE webinar where we focus on 6 transformational areas that can reshape your mind, your relationships, your wellness, your finances, your skills, and your purpose.

Whether you’re rebuilding, refocusing, or ready to rise higher in 2026, this session is designed to empower, inspire, and equip you with the mindset and tools to thrive.

 Wednesday, January 7th 2026

 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

 Via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89444798398...

 Facilitator: Dr. Royette James – EQ Coach

 Cost: FREE

Let’s step boldly into 2026 together — stronger, wiser, and more purposeful. 

Choosing Life: A Free Community Webinar 

Trinidad & Tobago is facing a painful rise in suicide and too many families are hurting in silence. 

This is not just a statistic. These are our children, our friends, our neighbours.

Join me for a FREE live webinar:

 Choosing Life: Understanding, Preventing & Responding to Suicide in Our Communities

 Tuesday, January 27th

 5:45 – 8:00 p.m.

 Live via Zoom

 Facilitated by Dr. Royette Williams-James, Ph.D – Mental Health Advocate

In this session you will learn:

 How to recognize the warning signs

 How to help someone in crisis

 Where to find hope and support resources

 This could save a life. It could save YOUR life. Or someone you love.

 FREE | Open to everyone

Meeting Code: 891 6066 0063

Passcode: 176352

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