Applications are invited from suitably qualified individuals to participate in the named training programmes sponsored by the Government of Grenada and the Government of China.
- Bamboo Development for Grenada: 6–20 September 2023 in Grenada
Participants will be provided with sound knowledge in the identification of bamboo species and breeding, the high value-added processing and utilisation of bamboo to replace plastic, as well as production techniques for furniture and other building materials.
- Chinese Martial Arts: 10–30 October 2023 in China
The aim is to enable participants to master the style, characteristics, and skills of Chinese martial arts, and to master the training methods of Taiji Boxing of Chen Style and Shaolin martial arts classic routines.
- Nursing Technology of Maternal Healthcare for Grenada: 10–30 October 2023 in Grenada
The main objective of the training is to improve the overall quality of maternal healthcare in Grenada. Some of the core content areas include Pregnancy Hypertension, Pregnancy Health Care and Nutrition, and Delivery Room Management, among other integral aspects of Maternal Healthcare and Nursing Technology.
Applicants must be under the age of 45 and in good health as certified by a medical practitioner. The courses are fully sponsored. Sponsorship overseas includes accommodation, round trip air ticket and a stipend. However, successful applicants must cover all incidentals associated with their travel.
Completed and fully endorsed application package must be submitted to the DPA by email at [email protected] at least one (1) month prior to the commencement date of the training.
NB: Also see list of multilateral courses attached.
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In this new world order of things we need outside of the box thinkers to solve future probles as yesterdays solution is just that – yeaterday. Bamboo bikes are a great solutiin to a simple problem. And that would surely put grenada on tje map again. I wonder what happened to that Bamboo bike guy and his dream?
A brilliant local inventor and entrepreneur made an electric bike out of Bamboo (frame) in 2018 or 19 thereabouts. He was thoroughly discouraged and idea shot down by the RGPF as he attempted to get it licensed in order to insure it for testing and use. When I attended GNC (now TAMCC) there was an old Trike built by IFE students which experienced similar treatment. The person who’s name is associated with that Trike project left the island for a developed country, settled there and has done well. Harley Davidson a world renowned motorcycle brand started in a garage building simple bikes that I am sure had many flaws. I can’t help but think that if Harley Davidson was in Grenada it would not exist today. There are reasonable solutions to every concern and as a nation we need to stop accepting NO for an answer when it comes to things that can contribute to our growth as a people.