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Dr. Robert W. Robertsons newest appointment may provide an opportunity to get closer to home in the years ahead.

Dr. Robert W. Robertsons newest appointment may provide an opportunity to get closer to home in the years ahead.

Dr. Robert W. Robertsons newest appointment may provide an opportunity to get closer to home in the years ahead.

Their names were called one after the other: Miguel Miller, Mehgan Miller and Raquel Miller. A mother and her two children crossed the stage on the same day, as they participated in graduation from the same institution with the same degree. It was a pivotal moment in the life of Raquel as a single parent.

A Bahamas government mission to Canada led by Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper and former Minister of State for Education Zane Lightbourne has led to the signing of a letter of intent between Algonquin College and the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) on Monday, that is expected to establish cooperation programs between the schools, according to

A United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report states that 14.8 percent of the Bahamian population lived below the poverty line in 2017. Targeted initiatives aimed at poverty eradication in The Bahamas have waned in national focus. No pervasive dynamic in a society exists in a vacuum, and it is hence essential for governments and the citizenry

Both the defense and the prosecution have agreed that a 15-year-old boy convicted of attempted murder should not serve his time in prison. The teen, who was on bail pending his trial, was remanded to the juvenile section of The Bahamas Department of Correctional Services following his conviction in June. He inflicted a life-threatening stab

A disservice is being done to children when they are “pushed into traditional career fields” by parents and teachers, according to Dr. Linda A. Davis, Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) interim president. Davis was a panel member at the 13th Commonwealth Women’s Affairs Ministers Meeting recently held at Atlantis Resort focusing on empowering women for

Princeton Boston is a graduate of Doris Johnson Senior High where auto mechanics was an elective for him. He entered the gates of Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) in 2010 and, by summer of the following year, he had earned a certificate in auto mechanics. He went on to become a mechanical engineer at

Twenty-five engineering entry and line staff at Atlantis are now basic engineering certified having completed the first level of a three-level program, a technical collaboration between the resort and the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) to strengthen and support opportunities in the area of internships, job placement, upskilling and additional training for Atlantis team