Executive Director Attains Certification

Congrats to Ms. Valda Alleyne, Executive Director who recently attained Certified Knowledge Manager from the Knowledge Management Institute (KMI). The development of a Knowledge Management System (KMS) has been identified as a critical intervention under the Barbados Human Resource Development Strategy. As the Barbados Accreditation Council is a major agency for creating and sharing knowledge, […]

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December 2015 Issue of The BAClight Newsletter

Read about the work that the Council has been doing in Quality Assurance in tertiary education and training.  This includes the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) and the National Qualifications Register (NQR), the 2nd Annual National Secondary Schools’ Debate Competition, Customized Registration Workshops, What is learner assessment and much more. Read it all in the December

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The St. Michael School are the winners of the National Annual Secondary Schools’ Debate Competition 2015

It was a heated battle of words and arguments between Queen’s College and The St Michael School for the finals of the Barbados Accreditation Council’s Annual National Secondary Schools’ Debate Competition held on November 25, 2015, with the Opposition, The St Michael School emerging victorious. The St Michael School all-boys team, consisting of Dia Parris

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The National Secondary Schools’ Debate Competition Finals 2015

This moot is timely and relevant as the trend towards self financing of education becomes more prominent in our Barbadian landscape. As such, the debate promises to bring to light the impact that self financing may have on the student’s learning.  This debate promises to be most exciting! See you on Wednesday, November 25, 2015

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Proposed NQF for Barbados

A critical challenge that faces Barbados is the development of a competent workforce that can compete in a fierce global environment. Human Resource Development through well-planned educational initiatives can contribute significantly to promoting the interests of individuals, enterprises, the economy and society within Barbados. By helping individuals to gain access to decent work and sustainable

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