The CAP is a second chance initiative for persons 16-18 yrs to improve on their numeracy and literacy skills while being introduced to skills training.
The Career Advancement Programme (CAP) is an educational opportunity offered through the Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning (JFLL) by the Ministry of Education (MoE). The programme provides youth (16-18yrs) with access to free education and training that will help them to get a career. OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME:
1. To acquire grade 9 level education
2. To gain a passing mark in HEART/NTA
12/09/2016
Power Breakfast - more coverage
Reid encourages lifelong learning With the country's adult literacy rate at 87 per cent, the Government is encouraging more Jamaicans to engage in lifelong learning in order to...
12/09/2016
JFLL Power Breakfast: Minister Reid urges Jamaicans towards lifelong learning
Jamaicans Urged to Engage in Continuous Learning - Jamaica Information... With the country’s adult literacy rate at 87 per cent, the Government is encouraging more Jamaicans to engage in lifelong learning in order to...
CAP no longer considered a failed programme Chief Education Office in the Ministry of Education, Dr Grace McLean, has said the Career Advancement Programme (CAP) is no longer considered a failed programme.CAP, which was introduced in 2010 as an alternative for students who did not graduate...
23/03/2016
Kingston Technical High School- One of our CAP-General Institutions. For more information on their application and registration process, call 922-1170
Didn't get a chance to complete high school or acquire your grade nine level education? Visit our website and learn how you can apply to the CAP-General Programme
http://www.jfll.gov.jm/index.php/cap/apply-to-cap
Apply to CAP ApplicationApplications will be accepted on an ongoing basis. Interested persons may apply using the CAP application form. Application forms can be obtained at the CAP participating schools, the Jamaican Foundation for Lifelong Learning (JFLL) Head Office and Adult Educational Centres, or downloaded…
What is the Career Advancement Programme (CAP) and its Objectives?
The CAP is offered by the Jamaican Foundation For Lifelong Learning, an agency of the Ministry of Education. The programme seeks to assist persons between the ages of 16-18 years to become numerate and literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and assist persons in the completion of secondary school education.
22/03/2016
Learners being assessed at the Kingston Technical High School.
22/03/2016
Reading, writing, worrying - JFLL targets 235,000 illiterate Jamaicans There are approximately 235,000 Jamaican adults who will not be able to read this story. These adults are unable to read with understanding or write a short simple statement in their everyday life, despite efforts by government and non-governmental...
16/03/2016
Never give up!