Trinidad and Tobago

Well where do I begin Carnival Masks go way back and it started in the mid 1979 where they used to wear masks to celebrate a tradition of making carnival masks which started in the mid 1268 then which became a day to do a carnival and celebrate so that is why the people of venice italy just like we celebrate the day of the people the fought and died for our country but im getting way ahead of myself we are talking about carnival masks so carnival masks can have anything you want to put on it…

lives as they interface with the evolving seamless education system in Trinidad and Tobago? Sub-questions 1. What are the experiences, perspectives and expectations of parents of students with disabilities regarding the development of a seamless education system in Trinidad and Tobago? 2. What are the connotations for students with disabilities within the proposals for seamlessness in the education system in Trinidad and Tobago? 3. How are the practices within the seamless education initiative…

The novel Bruised Hibiscus written by Elizabeth Nunez in 1994 was set in Trinidad, where the author was born telling a story of passion, sexual repression, adultery, class conflict, and murder (Adell 679). Nunez (2003) initially opens the book with a situation where a white woman’s body stuffed in a burlap bag surface on ashore and was discovered by a fisherman. This significant for the reason in the Otahiti community, a woman of that status is considered untouchable and/or protected from…

That semester i gathered my friends and we started a club at my school. The club collected gently used shoes from the people in my community, and every summer we would send the shoes we collected to the church in Trinidad to be distributed to those in need. During this time I was facing a lot of pressure trying to figure out what i wanted to do with my life, and through this experience of helping others, I determined that I wanted to start and run my own non profit…

the first African slaves brought to work in the sugar plantations of Trinidad. Prohibited to talk to each other, the African slaves started to sing songs. They used Calypso, which can be found back to West African kaiso, as a means of communication and to mimic the slave masters. Colonized by the Spanish, Trinidad received large numbers of French immigrants, and they were ruled by the British later on. With this vast impact, Trinidad developed of Calypso. Many early calypsos were sung in a…

technological advancements in today’s world. Evidence demonstrates that the economic growth has been declining in the Caribbean over the past 10 years by 2% annually, leaving some countries with negative growth (Hassan, 2007). For instance, Trinidad and Tobago, like any other developing nation, has not gained the maximum benefit of globalization but instead, has been experiencing…

2,000 kilometers away from the island of Trinidad and Tobago, making it an efficient option for ship owners to consider in the selection of a location for the performance of ship repair services. . To use Trinidad and Tobago as a ship repair site as opposed to those in the Far East; billions of dollars in savings annually as an industry can be generated for ship owners. • Safe anchorage away from turbid seas and extreme weather conditions, Trinidad & Tobago is below the 11th parallel and out of…

countries often send remittances to their local country weather monthly or every couple of months in order to cover local household expenditures those remittances can be seen as household income of these families. This helps boost to the economy of Trinidad and Tobago. Although the impact of remittances on developing countries is difficult to measure, one World Bank study has concluded that a one per cent increase in the share of remittances in a country’s GDP leads to a 0.4 per cent decline in…

PROPOSAL OUTLINE Name of Student: Eden Thomas Date of Submission: 12th October, 2017 Proposed Title of Investigation: 1. An analysis of how different port ownership structures can affect the human resource structures at the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago in allowing the Port of Port of Spain to become an economically viable entity. 2. An analysis of how the human resource structures at the Port of Port of Spain affect the ports opportunity of becoming a viable economic entity. Possible…

INTRODUCTION In a debate regarding the most important asset of a country, one country might say its greatest assets are its financial assets. Another might say its oil and gas, and still to another that might be its gold reserves. While some only focus on physical assets that can be easily bought and sold, It is Winston Churchill who expressed that “Healthy citizens are the greatest asset any country can have”. All these assets contribute in some way or the other to the country’s economic…