Caribbean and the Americas

City & Guilds recently strengthened its commitment to the Caribbean and the Americas with the opening of a Barbados-based, Caribbean Office in April 2011. The regional office, supported by representative offices in Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago, provides support to our centres, employers and learners and coordinates our strategy to ensure the development and wide availability of technical, vocational, managerial and leadership skills.

Having for over 50 years offered internationally-recognised qualifications locally, we consider ourselves to be a proud contributor to development in the Caribbean. We are committed to further facilitate career development, increase competiveness and support economic growth in the region.

Caribbean and Americas website: www.cityandguilds.bb

Contact a member of the Caribbean & Americas Team at:

For Jamaica

City & Guilds Representative Office
6 Hope Road (entrance on Suthermere Road, Half-Way-Tree)
Kingston 10, JAMAICA

Email us: Jamaica@cityandguilds.com  
Call us: +1 876 906 7630
Fax us: +1 876 754 7873

Marva Duncanson - Representative for Jamaica

For Trinidad & Tobago

Email us: Trinidad@cityandguilds.com  
Call us: +1 868 673 6378
Sue Carlton - Representative for Trinidad & Tobago

For the Rest of the Caribbean & Americas

City & Guilds Caribbean Office
Pine Lodge, 26 Pine Road
St Michael BARBADOS BB11113

Email us: Caribbeanoffice@cityandguilds.com  
Call us: +1 246 417 7080
Fax us: +1 246 228 0803

Constance Prescott - Customer and Sales Support Executive
Debra Hope - Senior Quality Executive
Katerina Tsiplacis - Sales and Business Development Manager
Guy Hewitt - Regional Manager

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