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Deatricia Ming and Celia Christian August 30, 2022 Every sector requires a healthy attrition rate to carry out its regular and vital processes; this in turn allows optimal performance. The concern arises when attrition rates are accelerated to the point where short notices are given for resignations, as this prevents proper planning and hampers the […]

August 24, 2022 One of the qualities which distinguishes great leaders from mediocre ones, is the capacity to develop and communicate a clear and compelling vision and to build support among would-be followers and even opponents of that vision.  A vision is, simply, the power of seeing beyond the immediate and obvious and beholding a

August 15, 2022 In Part 1, published on July 25, 2022, I summarized some of the issues which were discussed at  a forum which was held on July 21, 2022. This initiative was a collaborative effort between the Office of the Vice Chancellor of The University of the West Indies and the Caribbean Centre for

August 9, 2022 Scope of the Report Over the years, numerous reports have been commissioned to address the problems plaguing Jamaica’s education system. These reports have highlighted several issues in the sector which require swift actions, however, there has been a continuous failure on the part of successive governments to act on the recommendations contained

Dr. Canute Thompson June 14, 2022 Among the many recommendations of the 2021 Patterson Commission on the Jamaican education system, is the establishment of an oversight body to monitor the implementation of its recommendations.  This body will be called the Education Transformation Oversight Committee (ETOC). The Government has taken steps to implement that recommendation naming