Trident Learning

This course provides the student with knowledge and skills used in designing the layout of a commercial kitchen. Emphasis will be placed on the planning and the selection of equipment.

Language is a complex system which allows individuals to interact with people and objects in their environment as they seek to construct meaning. It is, therefore, important for teachers to understand how children learn language and to provide instruction that engages them meaningfully as they learn the language arts.
This course is designed as an introduction to the teaching of Language Arts in the primary school.
Participants will investigate specific, practical and effective methods for the teaching of Language Arts based on current theory and research. Through a performance-based approach, participants will explore materials and organisational strategies that enable them to effectively plan, assess and implement language arts experiences that will provide primary school students with the skills and knowledge necessary for successful learning.

This unit deals with the basic principles of management and emphasizes the managerial tasks of decision making, communication, planning and organizing as well as the management of resources and understanding of basic ethical issues.  These various aspects of management will be tailored to focus on the most effective methods which may be used to properly manage the laboratory.

This course introduces students to the proper use and care of laboratory equipment and to fundamental laboratory methods of analysis.  The concept of green chemistry with emphasis on waste minimization is introduced. 

This course introduces students to the essential features of employment law.  An attempt has been made to achieve a balance between the academic, conceptual treatment of the subject and a practical approach.  Main areas of study covers: contract of employment, employer’s liability, trade unions and industrial relations. It seeks to develop analytical and practical approaches to legal issues concerning employment law.

This course provides a grounding in land law with its closely related issues and an exploration of cadastral surveying.  It examines sources of land law, ownership, conveyancing, leases, tenancy, easement, and registered and unregistered land.  The content in cadastral studies includes the historical development of the cadastre, registration of title, cadastral systems in the Caribbean, trespass and professional conduct.