NCUK CEO Visit Turks and Caicos Islands Government Officials to Discuss Collaboration Opportunities for Education Advancement
NCUK’s Chief Executive Officer, Stuart Smith and Head of Progression, Brad Johnson recently made a trip to London to meet with officials from the Turks and Caicos Islands Government. The purpose of the visit was to discuss potential collaboration opportunities and support for education advancement in the region. Among the officials they met were Candice Williams, President / CEO at Turks and Caicos Islands Government; Hon. Rachel M. Taylor, Minister of Education, Youth, Sports & Social Services at Turks and Caicos Islands Government; and Edgar Howell, Director of Education, Department of Education at Turks and Caicos Islands.
Pictured (L-R): Edgar Howell, Director of Education, Department of Education at Turks and Caicos Islands; Hon. Rachel M. Taylor, Minister of Education, Youth, Sports & Social Services at Turks and Caicos Islands Government; Stuart Smith, NCUK Chief Executive Officer; Candice Williams, President / CEO at Turks and Caicos Islands Community College; and Bradley Johnson, NCUK Head of Progression.
The Turks and Caicos Islands Government is committed to the development of education in the country. The government recognises that education is essential for the progress of the country and its people, and it has made significant investments in education in recent years.
The team had fruitful discussions about NCUK’s International Foundation Year and International Year One qualifications, as well as topics such as transnational education, study abroad relationships, internships, work experience, and career opportunities for students. NCUK is looking forward to continuing the conversation and exploring ways to support education and skills development in the region.
This visit marks an exciting opportunity for NCUK to contribute to the advancement of education in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Stay tuned for more updates on how NCUK plans to make a positive impact in the region.