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When Bahamian progressives began advocating to break the tether from British colonial rule in the 1960s, it meant that plans to sustain an independent nation had to be intensified. The vision for effective post-secondary education and training was for citizens to competently “serve the nation” and for the system itself to be responsive to national

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