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'Giving back completes me' | Art & Leisure - Vimarsana News

'Giving back completes me' | Art & Leisure

“All a we can’t come out bad.” ... Hykel Nunes will never forget one of his first interactions with a ‘don’ from his inner-city community in Dunkirk, Kingston, while heading home from school one day. The words carried a resonance that echoed into...

Jamaica College Robotics Team Wins Top Awards at 2023 NCB Foundation FTC Jamaica National Championships - Vimarsana News

Jamaica College Robotics Team Wins Top Awards at 2023 NCB Foundation FTC Jamaica National Championships

The 2023 Team Choice Awards were presented to Jamaica College and Immaculate Conception High Schools by the N.C.B. Foundation/FTC National Robotics Championships.

Amber HEART Academy graduates land software jobs at NCB - Vimarsana News

Amber HEART Academy graduates land software jobs at NCB

“A career in software development has always been a lifelong dream for me,” said 27-year-old Matthew Layne, one of eight graduates from the Amber HEART Academy, who landed a job at the National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited (NCB).&nbs

NCB Foundation renews $100 million commitment to digital studies - Vimarsana News

NCB Foundation renews $100 million commitment to digital studies

The N.C.B Foundation will again provide $100 million in scholarships and grants to students pursuing digital subjects. Digital subjects at the tertiary level include computer science, data/actuarial science, animation and similar areas of study.

School for the Blind gets literary boost from NCB Foundation - Vimarsana News

School for the Blind gets literary boost from NCB Foundation

Though prepared to engage the students in an exciting reading session, the members of the N.C.B. Foundation were amazed when grade seven student, Aleria Bent from the Salvation Army School for the Blind, offered to read to them in braille.  K