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Tertiary Institutions in Jamaica Post Date: 20200820 TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN JAMAICA Choosing where to further your studies, whether it be a degree or certification, can be just as important as deciding what exactly to study. Factors such as accredited programmes, tuition cost, location and marketability of the institution’s name, all come together to help decide one’s path to career freedom. The University Council of Jamaica (UCJ), is responsible for ensuring the quality of higher education institutions and their programmes. Registration with the UCJ means that the entity is publicly recognized by the Council as offering tertiary level degrees and certificates. The institutions are awarded an accredited status, which means that their programme offerings meet or exceed the educational quality standards set by the UCJ. Here is a list of all registered higher education institutions in Jamaica, as of August 2020. For an interactive and sortable list visit https://enrolledja.com/tertiary-institutions/ Name of Institution Address Parish Website All-American Institute for Medical 66 High Street, Black River, St. St. Elizabeth https://www.aaims.edu.jm Science Elizabeth Kingston & St. http://aviationuniversityameric Aviation College of the Americas Tinson Pen Aerodome Andrew as.com Kingston & St. B&B University College 12 Carlton Crescent https://bbucjm.com Andrew Bethel Bible College of the https://www.bethelbiblecollege 7 Patrick Road P.O. Box 1694 Manchester Caribbean-Jamaica caribbean.edu.jm Bethlehem Moravian College Malvern P.O. St. Elizabeth https://bmc.edu.jm Black River- SW TVET Institute 30 West Street Black River St. Elizabeth https://swtvet.heart-nta.org Boys Town Vocational Training Kingston & St. https://www.boystownja.comp 6 Collie Smith Drive Centre Andrew rogrammes/vtc/ Buff Bay Vocational Training 2 Lynch Avenue, Buff Bay P.O. Portland https://neci.heart-nta.org Centre Caribbean Graduate School of Kingston & St. 14-16 West Avenue Theology Andrew Post Date: 20200820 Name of Institution Address Parish Website Palisadoes Park, P.O. Box 80, Kingston & St. https://srs.cmu.edu.jm/page/h Caribbean Maritime University C.S.O Andrew omepage Caribbean Military Technical Kingston & St. 1 Up Park Camp Training Institute Andrew Caribbean School of Medical Kingston & St. 15 Bremar Avenue https://csmsj.edu.jm Sciences Jamaica Andrew Torrington District, P.O. Box 17, http://www.caribbeanwesleyan Caribbean Wesleyan College Westmoreland Savana-la-mar .com Catholic College of Mandeville Williamsfield P.O. Manchester https://ccm.edu.jm Church Teachers College Mandeville Road, P.O. Box 41 Manchester http://www.ctc.edu.jm College of Agriculture, Science Passley Gardens, Port Antonio Portland https://case.edu.jm and Education College of Insurance and Kingston & St. 3A Richmond Avenue https://cipsonline.edu.jm Professional Studies Andrew https://wtvet.heart- Culloden Vocational Training Whitehouse P.O. Westmoreland nta.org/course/index.php?categ Centre oryid=2 https://swtvet.heart- Derrick Rochester- SW TVET Junction P.O. St. Elizabeth nta.org/course/index.php?categ Institute oryid=3 Ebony Park HEART Academy Ebony Park, Toll Gate, P.O. Clarendon https://ebp.heart-nta.org Edna Manley College of the Kingston & St. 1 Arthur Wint Drive https://emc.edu.jm Visual and Performing Arts Andrew Kingston & St. Excelsior Community College 137 Mountain View Avenue https://ecc.edu.jm Andrew Westley Grove, Port Morant Excelsior Community College St. Thomas https://ecc.edu.jm P.O. Falmouth N/W TVET Institute 17 Thorpe Street , Falmouth Trelawny https://nwtvet.heart-nta.org Post Date: 20200820 Name of Institution Address Parish Website G.C. Foster College of Physical Angels Walks Road, Spanish https://www.gcfostercollege.ed St. Catherine Education and Sport Town u.jm Kingston & St. Garmex HEART Academy 76 Marcus Garvey Drive https://setvet.heart-nta.org Andrew Kingston & St. Gomex Institute of Technology 17 Parkington Plaza http://www.gomex.edu.jm Andrew https://nwtvet.heart- Granville N/W TVET Institute Granville St. James nta.org/course/index.php?categ oryid=5 HEART College of Beauty Kingston & St. 10 Hope Road https://hcbs.heart-nta.org Services Andrew HEART College of Construction 1 Northern Parade, Portsmouth St. Catherine https://hccs.heart-nta.org Services HEART College of Hospitality 8 Ricketts Drive, Cardiff Hall, St. Ann https://hchs.heart-nta.org Services Runaway Bay P.O. HEART College of Innovation & 1 Ramparts Close, Montego Bay St. James https://hcitelc.heart-nta.org Technology Institute for Workforce Education Kingston & St. https://manpowerja.comservice 1 Eureka Road and Development Andrew s/iwed-institute-services/ Institute of International Kingston & St. 32 Hope Road http://www.iirq.org Recognised Qualification Andrew International University of the 47 Old Hope Road / Lawrence Kingston & St. http://www.iuc2.edu.jm Caribbean Tavern Andrew International University of the 1B East Street, Montego Bay St. James http://www.iuc2.edu.jm Caribbean International University of the Tower Isle, Towel Isle P.O. St. Mary http://www.iuc2.edu.jm Caribbean International University of the Beckford Street, P.O. Box 999 Westmoreland http://www.iuc2.edu.jm Caribbean JAGAS Jamaican-German Kingston & St. 87A Maxfield Avenue https://tec.heart-nta.org Automotive School Andrew Post Date: 20200820 Name of Institution Address Parish Website https://www.jamstockex.com/s Jamaica Stock Exchange e- Kingston & St. 40 Harbour Street ervices/training- Campus Andrew education/ecampus/ Kingston & St. Jamaica Theological Seminary 14-16 West Avenue https://www.jts.edu.jm Andrew Kenilworth N/W TVET Institute Kenilworth Campus, Sandy Bay Hanover https://nwtvet.heart-nta.org Knox Community College Spaulding P.O. Clarendon https://kcc.edu.jm Cobbla Campus, Mandeville, Knox Community College Manchester / Mandeville Manchester https://kcc.edu.jm Campus, Manchester Lincoln College 32 Hargreaves Avenue Manchester https://lincolncollege.org Lluidas Vale Vocational Training Lluidas Vale P.O. Centre Management Institute for Kingston & St. 235A Old Hope Road https://mind.edu.jm National Development Andrew Curatoe Hill, P.O. Box 400, May Midland Bible Institute Pen https://moneaguecollege.edu.j Moneague College Moneague St. Ann m Montego Bay Community Alice Eldemire Drive St. James http://mbcc.edu.jm College Montego Bay Community Frome Westmoreland http://mbcc.edu.jm College National College for Educational Kingston & St. 37 Arnold Road https://ncel.gov.jm Leadership Andrew National Police College of Twickenham Park, Spanish Town St. Catherine http://www.npcj.edu.jm/en/ Jamaica National Tool & Engineering Kingston & St. 7 Ashenheim Road https://tec.heart-nta.org Institute Andrew Post Date: 20200820 Name of Institution Address Parish Website Newport- SW TVET Institute Newport, Mandeville P.O. Manchester https://swtvet.heart-nta.org Kingston & St. Northern Caribbean University Half Way Tree Road https://www.ncu.edu.jm Andrew Northern Caribbean University Manchester Road, Mandeville Manchester https://www.ncu.edu.jm Northern Caribbean University Salem, Runaway Bay St. Ann https://www.ncu.edu.jm Old Harbour Vocational Training P.O. Box 88, Poinciana Close, https://old-harbour-vocational- St. Catherine Centre Marley Acres, Old Harbour training-centre.business.site/ Operation Friendship Skills Kingston & St. http://www.friendshipjamaica. 2c East Bell Road Training Centre Andrew org Kingston & St. http://www.paralegaltrainingin Paralegal Training Institute 47c Old Hope Road Andrew stitute.com https://wtvet.heart- Petersfield Vocational Training Shrewsbury Road, Petersfield Westmoreland nta.org/course/index.php?categ Centre P.O. oryid=4 Port Maria Vocational Training St Mary Street, Port Maria P.O. St. Mary Centre Portmore Community College P.O. Box 233, Waterford St. Catherine https://pcc.edu.jm Quality Institute, Bureau of Kingston & St. https://www.bsj.org.jm/quality- 6 Winchester Road Standards Jamaica Andrew institute Regent College of the 7 Brumalia Road, Mandeville Manchester http://rcc.edu.jm Caribbean Rockfort Vocational Training Kingston & St. 203 Windward Road https://tec.heart-nta.org Centre Andrew Sam Sharp Teachers College P.O. Box 40, Granville P.A. St. James http://www.sstc.edu.jm https://wtvet.heart- Seaford Town Vocational Lambs River P.O. Westmoreland nta.org/course/index.php?categ training Centre oryid=3 Post Date: 20200820 Name of Institution Address Parish Website Shipping Association of Jamaica 4 Fourth Avenue, Newport West Kingston & St. Shortwood Teachers College 77 Shortwood Road http://stcoll.edu.jm Andrew SPACS School of Paramedical 7 James Avenue, Ocho Rios St. Ann https://spacscollege.com Studies Kingston & St. Stony Hill HEART Academy Stony Hill P.O. https://etvet.heart-nta.org Andrew Kingston & St. https://www.thefaceplaceja.co The Face Place 3 Carvalho Drive Andrew m The Hydel University College Ferry St. Catherine http://thehydeluniversity.com Kingston & St. The Mico University College 1a Marescaux Road, Kingston https://www.themico.edu.jm Andrew Kingston & St. The University of the West Indies Mona Campus https://www.mona.uwi.edu/ Andrew United Theological College of Kingston & St. 7 Golding Avenue http://www.utcwi.edu.jm the West Indies Andrew University College of the 3 Chapleton Road, May Pen Clarendon https://www.ucc.edu.jm Commonwealth University of Technology, Kingston & St. 237 Old Hope Road https://www.utech.edu.jm Jamaica Andrew University of the Commonwealth 17 Worthington Avenue / 16 Kingston & St. https://www.ucc.edu.jm Caribbean Oxford Terrace Andrew University of the Commonwealth
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