Category: Youth development

Networking artistes, artisans and artists and other skilled and achieved, persons to empower youth

Slow learners get help to reach top of the class

Anthea

Slow learners have no excuse to remain slow. Across Jamaica, qualified personnel have literally answered the call to offer Jamaican students at all levels assistance to learn. In downtown Kingston there is help for slow learners at especially the primary school level. Saturday Boot Camp keeps class numbers exceptionally small so slots fill quickly. This is in accordance with Covid protocol. Contact the administrators of this site for more. References available from parents and teachers who can confirm that in no time boot campers spring to join students at the…

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Dear Jamaica Visual Artists, only you can free yourselves

Anthea

Fellow artists.. VISUAL ARTISTS…. When critics are written and published.. It’s really not about who you know…. Media houses operate by advertising content.. Visual artists and apparently their pr persons really in this modern day still do not understand this marriage. It is time to be more positive about your work and invite positivity in appreciating your worth. Commercial galleries need to place advertising content when shows are hosted. Like everybody else. Make deals.. Do giveaways.. If you can’t pay the cash like every other field. No sense saying you’re…

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