ADVERTORIAL: MC Systems
The Government of Jamaica is moving ahead with the implementation of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) schools, which it it says is the path to creating a digital society, “and closing the digital divide.”
Prime Minister Andrew Holness made a commitment recently, that his administration will be setting up six new science, engineering and math academies at the high school level, to prepare students for careers in the STEM field.
Technology experts believe that the country has more to gain from the establishment of these institutions, which they say will assist students to gain the skills necessary to meet the challenges of today s world.
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The Jamaica National Group will seek to raise funds for children in places of safety and other vulnerable persons, while it lifts the spirits of Jamaicans during the Yuletide season, with a grand Christmas concert next Sunday, December 20.
Dubbed “Together We’re Strong”, the virtual event will seek to encourage Jamaicans at home and abroad to support the work of the Mustard Seed Communities, a philanthropic organisation, which provides care, food and medicine to vulnerable groups in Jamaica, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Zimbabwe and Malawi. These groups include the physically and mentally disabled; abandoned children and pregnant teenagers at risk, as well as persons living with HIV/AIDS.
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