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GAIN AN EDGE: Kristin learns the value of education

Life for Kristin Bethel has not been without its challenges. He grew up with no father in the home, and had a lot of built up frustration and unmanaged anger.

GAIN AN EDGE: Making the transition to university life

Valtio Julius Cooper was considered a shy, unassuming high schooler with a brilliant mind. At the tender age of 14, the Nicholl’s Town native and North Andros High School prodigy achieved five BGCSE’s inclusive of Mathematics and English while only in grade 11.

GAIN AN EDGE: Shawn strives to make a difference

Sadly, it was just too late.

GAIN AN EDGE: Using the slow days of summer to fast track your dreams

Summertime isn’t just a time to unwind and relax. It’s also the perfect time to lay the groundwork for college and your future career! Whether you’re a high school student who is just starting to think about college or you’re already in the workforc

GAIN AN EDGE: Historic Moment

A TOTAL of 790 students marked the end of one chapter of their education at the inaugural Commencement Class of the University of The Bahamas.

GAIN AN EDGE: Dual role for High School students

BTVI's Dean of Construction Trades and Workforce Alexander Darville shares information and answers questions about the institution's programme, which was reintroduced in 2015.

GAIN AN EDGE: A prescription for a brighter future

A Lyford Cay Foundations scholar aims to serve through medical technology . . .

GAIN AN EDGE: Take the challenge of TVET - it’s worth it

Vital lessons can be learned at The Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute in pursuing education . . .

GAIN AN EDGE: UB graduate has designs on leadership

On May 25, University of The Bahamas will host its historic first commencement ceremony since its charter on November 10, 2016 . . .

GAIN AN EDGE: Keys to a career in hospitality

This month’s guest writer Nadene Charlton, an experienced Human Resources Director with Atlantis, outlines how to succeed in hospitality and the importance of continuing education at every level.

GAIN AN EDGE: How service and extracurricular activity can help job seekers

Employers are looking for interests beyond the classroom in potential recruits so the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute is providing help . . .

GAIN AN EDGE: Creating a well-rounded student

Ambitious plans at the University of the Bahamas will open many avenues to graduates . . .

GAIN AN EDGE: It’s all about academics – busting the big college myth

All you have to do is graduate at the top of your class, and then the college doors will swing wide open while scholarship dollars fall into your lap. Right?

GAIN AN EDGE: Career opportunities with a UB degree

Through her 33 years in the Counselling Services Department (CSD), Career and Placement Counsellor Norma Turnquest has guided thousands of students during their university journey. She not only mentors but also advises students how to land a great job and build an enjoyable career.

GAIN AN EDGE: How BTVI helps lay the foundations for a career

Technical vocational education training can help everyone, from fashion designers to plumbers . . .

GAIN AN EDGE: Finding where the jobs are

The Lyford Cay Foundations offers three tips for students on mapping out their progress to career success.

GAIN AN EDGE - Why I give: Scholarships and philanthropy

Each month, Gain An Edge features a guest writer who will share their views, insights and perspectives on higher education. Darnell Osborne, an alumna of University of The Bahamas, on the transformative power of scholarships and philanthropy.

INSIGHT: Why a university degree doesn’t have to cost you

With more than 40 years experience as a counsellor and educator, Cheryl Carey, Director of Financial Aid and Scholarships at the University of the Bahamas, shares her perspectives on the value of a tertiary education and how financial aid, bursaries and private scholarships are permitting students to achieve post-secondary education.