Re/insurance companies will be given an insight into making the most of their data at a presentation held next week.
CSC and Nova Ltd have teamed up to host the event at Goslings Wine Cellar in Dundonald Street on Thursday November 17 which will focu...
The Job Corps programme is being adapted to suit Bermuda’s needs and will be up and running in the second quarter of next year.
Community Development Minister Michael Weeks has today highlighted the progress of the long-awaited education and training...
Twenty out of 21 primary and middle public school teachers gained a Cambridge International Certificate after taking a course this summer.
The 14- to 16- week scheme encourages teachers to refresh their approach to teaching and learning and continue ...
DATE: Nov 09, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Despite a union vow to go down fighting, staff cuts at the Berkeley Institute were an inescapable consequence of budget cuts, according to both sides in the dispute.
Eight Bermudian support staff positions were terminated following mediations between...
DATE: Nov 09, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Bermuda’s public school teachers will have to purchase a $250 licence in order to work on the Island next year.
The fee was previously paid for by Government teachers were recently informed by the Bermuda Educators Council (BEC) that they would now ...
DATE: Nov 09, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
November 7, 2011
Dear Sir,
I was an absentee Bermudian, who because of parental decision, came to grow up in the US. In 2004 I came back to Bermuda, and though I hated being here, I gave in and accepted that this was to be my home.
After numerous jo...
DATE: Nov 09, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Entrepreneur Tracey Trott began selling hosiery items from a vendor’s stall two years ago. Her small business was “a hit” and filled a void in the market by catering to the needs of full-figured women.
But like many other vendors on the Island she s...
A global organisation committed to tackling antisocial behaviour through the power of sport is now launching a pilot programme in Bermuda’s schools with a little help from veteran US wrestler John Layfield.
Three key members of the group, Beyond Spor...
DATE: Nov 08, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Two young fashionistas spent an “unbelievable weekend” studying fashion with celebrities in New York.
Style Bermuda interns Yanni DelValle and Julianna Gibbons were selected to take part in the coveted Teen Vogue’s Fashion University in Manhattan.
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The reconvening of Senate saw one new member, Government Senator Diallo Rabain, take the oath of allegiance.
Three of the four newly appointed members of the Upper House did not take part in the ceremony on Friday Government’s Junior Minister for Bus...
DATE: Nov 07, 2011 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
