PM Browne announces scholarship opportunity for City West residents
Residents of St. John’s City West have been invited to apply for a new 2026 scholarship programme sponsored by Prime Minister Hon. Gaston Browne, aimed at expanding access to practical, career-focused education.
Under the initiative, ten constituents will receive fully funded scholarships to pursue selected short courses at The University of the West Indies (UWI) Global Campus, Antigua. The programme is designed to empower individuals with marketable skills and professional training aligned with workforce needs.
The scholarship initiative is being promoted under the theme “Empower. Educate. Elevate.”, reflecting the government’s focus on education as a tool for personal advancement and national development.
A wide range of courses is being offered, including Advanced Human Resource Management, Advanced Supervisory Management, Financial Planning for Small Businesses, Introduction to Human Resource Management, Marketing Essentials, Labour Law, Occupational Health and Safety Fundamentals, Office Management, Project Management, Supervisory Management, Principles of Teaching Young Children, and The Learning Environment (Practicum), among others.
According to information released, the programme targets practical, career-oriented training intended to enhance employability, entrepreneurship, and professional growth among residents of the constituency.
Further details on eligibility and application procedures are expected to be released, and interested persons are encouraged to seek additional information through the listed contact numbers.
The scholarship programme forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen human capital development and ensure that residents have access to education that directly supports economic opportunity and social mobility.
Happy for the kids, truly. Education is never a waste.
Scholarship programs like this are a real investment in human capital. They don’t just educate individuals, they strengthen the local economy and empower communities.
Programs like this really help bridge the gap between education and employability.
Great move PM
I know people will say is politics but honestly this is a meaningful opportunity for residents of St. John’s City West. Practical, career-focused training like this helps people upgrade skills, access better jobs, and even start their own businesses. Education remains one of the strongest tools for empowerment.
City West residents should jump on this. Nothing wrong with upgrading yourself and learning something new.
Education is always a plus. Short courses like these can make a real difference for people trying to better themselves and their families.
A solid initiative focused on real, employable skills. Residents who qualify should take full advantage of this scholarship opportunity and invest in their personal and professional growth.