
Roger Clarke High celebrates stronger CSEC results
The St. Elizabeth school recorded a 75.6% CSEC pass rate in 2026, up from 59.67% in 2025. A new cosmetology lab also expands practical learning.
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The St. Elizabeth school recorded a 75.6% CSEC pass rate in 2026, up from 59.67% in 2025. A new cosmetology lab also expands practical learning.
Read the full reportThe Ministry is calling for closer collaboration with businesses to connect digital and AI training with Jamaica’s changing workforce needs.
Read the reportA World Teachers’ Day address recognised educators’ commitment, innovation and role in supporting students through a changing education system.
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Use the University Council of Jamaica’s directory to check the exact programme and institution. If you plan to use the qualification overseas, also ask the receiving institution or relevant professional body about recognition.
This page links to official education providers and selected Ministry reporting. Each news item shows its source date. The external briefing is a curated selection, not a live feed. Resources were reviewed on 11 October 2026.