Senior Citizens’ Week was made even more meaningful on Thursday, October 1, as 91 seniors were honoured at a Digital Literacy Graduation at the HEART/NSTA Trust Eastern TVET Institute, Stony Hill Campus, with 72 walking on stage to collect their certificates. The cool calm of the historic West Rural St.
A group of young Jamaicans is now representing their country at the 48th WorldSkills Competition and Conference in Shanghai, China from September 22-27, 2026. Through WorldSkills Jamaica, based at the HEART/NSTA Trust, the competitors, scholars and delegates will ensure the brand Jamaica is represented on the biggest platform for skills
The light brush of cool morning air (a rarity with a summer heat of Dante proportions), the vibrant red of Manchester earth, and the patches of white marl in the surrounding hills, provided a scenic backdrop at Winston Jones High School on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, as the first in
Five skilled young people will leave Jamaica tomorrow to compete in the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai, China. They are part of a travelling party led by Dr. Taneisha Ingleton, Official Delegate, Chief Executive Officer of WorldSkills Jamaica, and Managing Director of the HEART/NSTA Trust
Managing Director Dr. Taneisha Ingleton joins regional experts to discuss AI, automation, and the training pathways preparing Jamaica for a digital future. Managing Director Dr. Taneisha Ingleton, speaking Monday at the IDB/PSOJ EMPOWER JA Forum at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, Kingston, highlighted the approach of the Trust to expanding the
Patree Haynes barely attended classes. She walked away with seven CSEC subjects, most at grade two. Donia Clarke learnt of the HSDE programme through a friend and gained seven CSEC subjects, two of them distinctions. These beacons of hope and exemplars of excellence are among those the HEART/NSTA Trust set
“After graduating, I was staying at home, trying to figure out what’s next. Then this opportunity came. I was just excited,” Ms. Guthrie says.
Having successfully completed a series of training initiatives with the HEART/NSTA Trust during her tenure as a CCCD student, she was identified as a strong candidate for the Incubator Programme.
