Trident Learning

This course further develops, in the target language, oral skills for communication in the various sectors of the Hospitality/Tourism Industry.  The course also includes a fieldwork component in tour guiding.

This course prepares students for accurate writing of the  target language using materials from varied sources on topics of interest of young people. Intensive practice in appropriate manipulation of the language structures, vocabulary and idiom is an essential feature of this course. Emphasis will be placed on the reinforcemeny of the structures, vocabulary and idiom used in SPNH 160.

This is a follow-up game to SPNH 171. It exposes students to more complex text on topical issues, helping them master a wider range of structures, vocabulary and idioms. It alos seeks to increase their skills in accuarely manipulating the target language through varied comprehension and written expression activities. This course also provides reinforcement for language and skills used in SPNH 220.

This course is designed to acquaint students with specialised areas in financial accounting, as well as to give a more in-depth study of financial statements of different types of business.  Partnership dissolution will be examined.  Different forms of amalgamations and take-overs will be examined.  Cash Flow analysis will be extended to incorporate more complex areas, especially those concerning limited companies.  Students will then be required to prepare final accounts for limited companies in a form that is suitable for publication.  The course concludes with an investigation into the ethical issues affecting businesses

This course introduces basic accounting concepts and principles. It develops basic proficiency in analyzing and recording business transactions and the extraction of simple financial statements.

This course provides theory, and practical laboratory experiences in athletic training.  The focus is on prevention of sports injuries, treatment of inflammation, and the mechanisms and management of common injuries.  The laboratory portion of the course includes athletic taping, sports massage, First Aid, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.

This course provides a theoretical and practical overview of the sport of Basketball.  Students are guided through technical and biochemical analysis of the sport.  Additionally, emphasis is placed on the use of methodologies of teaching the key sport skills needed for successful participation in Basketball for the purposes of recreation and competition.  This course provides an opportunity to use a popular sport as a means through which to refine the instructional and planning skills of the students.

This course provides a theoretical and practical overview of the sport of Football.  Students are guided through technical and biochemical analysis of the sport.  Additionally, emphasis is placed on the use of methodologies of teaching the key sport skills needed for successful participation in Football for the purposes of recreation and competition.  This course provides an opportunity to use a popular sport as a means through which to refine the instructional and planning skills of the students.

This course provides an introduction to teaching in an aquatic environment.  Students gain proficiency in swimming and water safety. This course aims to demonstrate to students the importance of gaining competence in functioning in the water and show the benefits of movements in an environment in which the effect of gravity on movement is reduced.  The technical and biomechanical aspects of propulsion of the body through water are explored.  Additionally, emphasis is placed on teaching the key skills needed for sale and successful functioning in the environment which surrounds the country of Barbados.  The value of swimming for recreation and competition is highlighted.