
- Teacher: Chandie Alleyne
- Teacher: Myrna Sealy-Hinkson






A study of the laws governing the practice of Pharmacy: Code of Ethics governing the practice of pharmacy; legal rights and responsibilities of the pharmacist; practical application of the International Convention on Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances; quality control and assurance in manufacturing pharmaceuticals.
This course is designed to provide students with the necessary fundamental mathematical skills and applications to perform calculations in chemistry. It also allows them to study the behaviour of various elements on their own and more so in relation to other elements. As a result students are able to make critical analyses and deductions on the nature of elements and the compounds they form.
This course is an introduction to the major theories of communication and the methods used in communication research. Students will be introduced to the practice of formulating research questions and will explore the methods of collecting and reporting data.
Students are attached to a business organization by the College. The organization is not obligated to pay the student during the period of attachment. Payment is at the discretion of the company. The company shall make a report on the student evaluation form supplied by the College. The student shall write a report on their experience during the period of the attachment. The company’s evaluation and the student’s report will be the basis for grading the attachment.