
TERTIARY LEVEL INSTITUTIONS UNIT
MONEAGUE COLLEGE - JAMAICA
Moneague P.O.
St. Ann
JAMAICA
Telephone:(876) 973-0489Fax:(876) 973-0489
April 1998
History of Moneague College - JAMAICA
Moneague College, situated in the parish of St. Ann, Jamaica was established in 1956 as the Moneague Teachers College for the training and certification of mature teachers for the Primary system in Jamaica. Since then, the College has been engaged in a number of pre-service and in-service programmes which provide trained teachers for Basic, Primary, All Age and Secondary Schools. Since 1987, Moneague Teachers College (as it was known then) has been offering a one-year In-Service professional diploma course to those teachers who had previously been awarded a trained Teachers Certificate.
In 1993 the Ministry of Education, reacting to the Governments policy on Education, recommended a change in the Colleges direction, with the result of a multi-disciplinary institution emerging. The College now operates under the auspices of the Joint Board of Teacher Education (JBTE), the Council of Community Colleges of Jamaica (CCCJ) and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Culture.
Moneague College: -
Focuses on Teacher Training as its main work
Offers courses that will lead to Higher Degree
Offers courses or training both full-time and part-time that prepare persons for the world of work.
Continually upgrades it courses for the benefit of its students.
Presently, the College has five departments offering courses in Tertiary Level Education to a wide range of students. These are Teacher Training, Business Department, Commercial Department, Tourism and Hospitality Department and Computer Department. Many students also do other short-term courses in skill-training to prepare for the working environment. The College, therefore assists with the development of the Nation by providing training relevant to the specific needs of our society.
Source: Moneague College
TLIU April 1998MONEAGUE COLLEGE - JAMAICA
FULL-TIME STUDENT ENROLMENT BY PROGRAMME
1996-1997
| YEAR | GENDER |
POST CERTIFICATE |
CCCJ UPGRADES |
CCCJ PROFESSIONALS |
TOTAL |
| 1996/97 | M |
2 |
45 |
49 |
96 |
F |
70 |
112 |
157 |
339 |
|
Total |
72 |
157 |
206 |
435 |
Source: Moneague College TLIU April 1998
MONEAGUE COLLEGE - JAMAICA
PART-TIME STUDENT ENROLMENT
1992/93 - 1996/97
YEAR |
GENDER |
TOTAL |
1996/97 |
M |
25 |
F |
82 |
|
Total |
107 |
Source: Moneague College TLIU April 1998
MONEAGUE COLLEGE - JAMAICA
INFORMATION ON PROGRAMMES 1992 - 1996/97
| PROGRAMME (1993 to Present) |
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS |
| Post Certificate (Teachers) | Teachers Certificate |
| Business Administration | 4 CXC/GCE, English and a numerate subject |
| Business Administration | 5 CXC/GCE, English and a numerate subject |
| Tourism & Hospitality | 4 CXC/GCE, English and a numerate subject |
| Tourism & Hospitality | 5 CXC/GCE, English and a numerate subject |
| Office Management | 4 CXC/GCE |
| Office Management | 5 CXC/GCE |
| Computer Studies | 2 CXC/GCE |
| Pre-University | 5 CXC/GCE, A,B or General 1 & 2 |
| Evening
College (Computer Studies) |
|
| Evening (Other subjects) | |
| Upgraders | 2 CXC/GCE |
CCCJ = Council of Community College of Jamaica
M.C. = Moneague College
MONEAGUE COLLEGE - JAMAICA
INFORMATION ON FUTURE PROGRAMMES 1997/98
| FUTURE PROGRAMME | ENTRY REQUIREMENTS |
| AAT - Foundation | (a) 4 CXC passes (including Accounts or |
| AAT - Intermediate | Level Pass
- AAT (b) Work Experience |
| Enrolled Nursing | 3 CXC/GCE Passes including English & a Science Subject |
| Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Technology | 4 CXC/GCE Passes |
| Teacher Training | Teachers Diploma |
| Engineering/ Architectural Drawing | Level of Proficiency in area of interest |
| Office Assistant | Level of Proficiency in area of interest |
| Fashion Designing | Mature
Student, High School Graduate Level of Proficiency |
| Cake Baking & Decorating | Mature Student, High School Graduate |
| Landscaping | Mature Student, High School Graduate |
| Clerical Studies | 3 CXC Passes |
| Computer Info. System | Basic Computing |
Source: Moneague College
TLIU April 1998