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Unemployed citizens invited to apply for Commonwealth Farm Programme

The Government of Trinidad and Tobago is inviting unemployed citizens to apply for the Commonwealth Caribbean Seasonal Agricultural Workers’ Programme (CCSAWP), widely known as the Farm Programme.

Interested applicants must complete and submit their application forms no later than 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 10th, 2025.

The programme provides citizens with the opportunity to gain seasonal employment in agriculture across Commonwealth countries, offering valuable experience and income support.

A New Chapter 🙌 We are excited to announce Guardian Life of The Caribbean’s new Brand Ambassador for Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados and Overseas Territories, Nikhil Uttamchandani. Nikhil, a dynamic cricket commentator and sports analyst, embodies the spirit of the Guardian Life brand. His youthful energy and talent make him a perfect fit to champion our message. We look forward to this new partnership with Nikhil Uttamchandani. Guardian Group Barbados Guardian Group Grenada #GuardianGroup #GuardianLife #livesecure #liveeasy

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Thousands of CSEC students in Trinidad and Tobago now have free access to an AI-powered math tutor, thanks to a partnership between bmobile and Restore A Sense of I Can (RSC). The “b Smart At Math” platform offers personalized tutoring with step-by-step explanations and access to a decade of CSEC past papers. This innovative software, developed by over 40 students and scholars from the University of the West Indies, helps students master complex math concepts at their own pace. Bmobile invested over $300,000 in the project, aimed at reinforcing their commitment to education. The AI tutor adapts to each student's learning needs, aiming to improve pass rates in math, a subject where performance has been historically low. Teachers and students across the country now have access to this transformative tool through B-mobile’s website.

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