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Programme Description for the Associate in Business Administration
The Associate Degree in Business Administration has been designed to develop and equip
individuals with the required skills and knowledge for a range of specialist and generalist
business professions. It provides social and personal development; strategies and principles
around understanding organizational management, marketing and finance; and the ability to
apply these concepts in a variety of workplace environments. The Associate Degree is closely
aligned to the structure and content of the foundation component of the Bachelor’s Degree.
Based on labour market projections from the UK, USA, Jamaica and Canada (see above)
professionals with training in business are projected to be in demanded at the supervisory and
management level beyond the year 2020. This Associate Degree in Business Administration is
designed to give students skills in mathematics writing and communication plus core knowledge in management, accounting, marketing, law and finance, in addition to access to courses in the fields of commerce, and information communication technology to gain employment at the entry and supervisory levels of various industries.
The Associate degree in Business Administration is an excellent training option for anyone
who has an aptitude for the world of business and commerce. The programme is aimed at
addressing the needs of a wide cross section of individuals, whether there is a long-term
objective to pursue a career in the field of management with a business organization, or to
become an entrepreneur. In both situations, a basic knowledge of the world of business will keep you in good stead. The Associate degree in Business Administration provides graduates with the fundamental tools that are needed for entry level jobs and for venturing into the
entrepreneurial arena.
Matriculation/Articulation Requirements Associate Level
Basic Matriculation Requirements
There are two (2) methods by which an applicant can meet the Basic Matriculation Requirements; these are classified as Standard forms of matriculation and Alternate forms of matriculation.
1. Standard forms of matriculation
An applicant MUST have a minimum of five (5) passes in subjects at CSEC or
GCE O’Level including English ‘A’ (CSEC) or English Language (GCE O’Level)
2. Alternate forms of matriculation
a. Equivalent qualification(s) as determined by the CCCJ
b. Mature Status as determined by the CCCJ
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Programme Description for the Associate in Business Administration
The Associate Degree in Business Administration has been designed to develop and equip
individuals with the required skills and knowledge for a range of specialist and generalist
business professions. It provides social and personal development; strategies and principles
around understanding organizational management, marketing and finance; and the ability to
apply these concepts in a variety of workplace environments. The Associate Degree is closely
aligned to the structure and content of the foundation component of the Bachelor’s Degree.
Based on labour market projections from the UK, USA, Jamaica and Canada (see above)
professionals with training in business are projected to be in demanded at the supervisory and
management level beyond the year 2020. This Associate Degree in Business Administration is
designed to give students skills in mathematics writing and communication plus core knowledge in management, accounting, marketing, law and finance, in addition to access to courses in the fields of commerce, and information communication technology to gain employment at the entry and supervisory levels of various industries.
The Associate degree in Business Administration is an excellent training option for anyone
who has an aptitude for the world of business and commerce. The programme is aimed at
addressing the needs of a wide cross section of individuals, whether there is a long-term
objective to pursue a career in the field of management with a business organization, or to
become an entrepreneur. In both situations, a basic knowledge of the world of business will keep you in good stead. The Associate degree in Business Administration provides graduates with the fundamental tools that are needed for entry level jobs and for venturing into the
entrepreneurial arena.
The CCCJ acknowledges the following examining bodies.
1. The Caribbean Examination Council - CXC
A pass in a subject offered by The Caribbean Examination Council at the
CSEC level is defined as follows:
Grades: I and II - up to January 2023
1998 Grades: I, II and III - as at May 1998
2. Foundation concepts in Mathematics I, II and III to be equivalent to CSEC Mathematics
Language, respectively
3. University of Cambridge - GCE O’Level
A pass in a subject offered by The University of Cambridge at the GCE O’Level is as follows: Grades: A, B, C
City & Guilds - Stage 3
Matriculation Requirement
Applicants to the programme can matriculate through standard examinations such as CXC, GCE, City and Guilds as well as Mature entry and prior learning assessments.
Standard Examination Matriculation:
Applicants entering the program must have a minimum of five (5) passes in subjects at the CSEC, GCSE ‘O’ level, SSC or City and Guilds (Stage 3). These include English Language, Mathematics, a Science subject and any other two subjects. Considerations will also be made for applicants through mature entry and prior learning assessments.
1. The Caribbean Examination Council - CXC
A pass in a subject offered by The Caribbean Examination Council at the CSEC level is defined as follows:
• Grades: I and II - up to January 1998
• Grades: I, II and III - as at May 1998
2. University of Cambridge - GCE O’ Level
A pass in a subject offered by The University of Cambridge at the GCE O’ Level as follows:
• Grades: A, B, C
i. Secondary School Certificate- SSC
A pass in a subject offered by the Ministry of Education at the SSC follows:
• Ranges: IV or V
3. City and Guilds
• Stage 3
4. Provisional Acceptance
Applicants with passes in five (5) CSEC subjects including English Language, but without a pass in Mathematics may be granted provisional acceptance. Where an applicant is allowed to enter the program through this route, such a student must successfully complete Foundation Concepts in Mathematics I, II and III, a non-credit course, during the first year of the program.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
The Associate Degree programme will be suitable for:
i) Individuals who are already working in the early childhood field and require formal qualifications.
ii) School leavers with CSEC/CXC qualification who would like to work with young children.
Matriculation Requirements
Entry to Year 1
For entry into Year 1 of this Associate Degree Programme, candidates must satisfy the following minimum requirements:
a) Normal Matriculation
i) Four (4) CXC/CSEC subjects at the General Proficiency Grades I, II and III (effective June 1998) or their equivalent. This should normally include English A and Mathematics. A candidate with three CXC/CSEC subjects at General Proficiency Grades I, II, and III as above and two subjects at Grade III obtained prior to June 1998 will be deemed to have satisfied the minimum entry requirements. English A must be obtained at General Proficiency Grade I, II, or III (effective 1998).
ii) Candidates seeking entry to the Early Childhood Associate Degree Programme may use the NCTVET level II qualifications in Early Childhood as one of the four subjects required for matriculation.
iii) For the purpose of equivalence, CXC Basic I, GCE ‘O’ Level at Grade A–C; SSC National Assessment Levels 4 and 5; City and Guilds and ULCI General 2; Passes in first-year level Technical courses and RSA Stage 2.
b) Mature Entry
Candidates over the age of 30 years seeking admission into the programme and who do not have the academic qualifications set out in (a) above but who have completed at least five years of teaching in one or more recognized early childhood institutions may be able to seek entry under the mature entry clause but must establish clear evidence of their competence in the field. Colleges desiring to admit students under this clause should have applicants undergo the following processes:
i) Submission of a portfolio which documents competence/accomplishments in the following ways:
• A portfolio with representative sampling of work (where applicable) over a period of three years immediately preceding application.
• Written 500 word account of life history and a vision of his/her role in education.
• Documentation to substantiate certificates/awards obtained in the informal setting, e.g. on-the-job courses.
• Recommendations from professional educator(s) and person(s) who have supervised him/her on his/her area of competence.
ii) Certification to demonstrate that the candidate has obtained at least 2 subjects through a formal examination system.
iii) Undergo an entrance examination to assess candidates learning potential which should include basic proficiency in Numeracy and English Language.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
The Associate Degree programme will be suitable for:
i) Individuals who are already working in the early childhood field and require formal qualifications.
ii) School leavers with CSEC/CXC qualification who would like to work with young children.
Matriculation Requirements
Entry to Year 1
For entry into Year 1 of this Associate Degree Programme, candidates must satisfy the following minimum requirements:
a) Normal Matriculation
i) Four (4) CXC/CSEC subjects at the General Proficiency Grades I, II and III (effective June 1998) or their equivalent. This should normally include English A and Mathematics. A candidate with three CXC/CSEC subjects at General Proficiency Grades I, II, and III as above and two subjects at Grade III obtained prior to June 1998 will be deemed to have satisfied the minimum entry requirements. English A must be obtained at General Proficiency Grade I, II, or III (effective 1998).
ii) Candidates seeking entry to the Early Childhood Associate Degree Programme may use the NCTVET level II qualifications in Early Childhood as one of the four subjects required for matriculation.
iii) For the purpose of equivalence, CXC Basic I, GCE ‘O’ Level at Grade A–C; SSC National Assessment Levels 4 and 5; City and Guilds and ULCI General 2; Passes in first-year level Technical courses and RSA Stage 2.
b) Mature Entry
Candidates over the age of 30 years seeking admission into the programme and who do not have the academic qualifications set out in (a) above but who have completed at least five years of teaching in one or more recognized early childhood institutions may be able to seek entry under the mature entry clause but must establish clear evidence of their competence in the field. Colleges desiring to admit students under this clause should have applicants undergo the following processes:
i) Submission of a portfolio which documents competence/accomplishments in the following ways:
• A portfolio with representative sampling of work (where applicable) over a period of three years immediately preceding application.
• Written 500 word account of life history and a vision of his/her role in education.
• Documentation to substantiate certificates/awards obtained in the informal setting, e.g. on-the-job courses.
• Recommendations from professional educator(s) and person(s) who have supervised him/her on his/her area of competence.
ii) Certification to demonstrate that the candidate has obtained at least 2 subjects through a formal examination system.
iii) Undergo an entrance examination to assess candidates learning potential which should include basic proficiency in Numeracy and English Language.
Campus:
Ebony Park Heart Academy
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
The Associate Degree programme will be suitable for:
i) Individuals who are already working in the early childhood field and require formal qualifications.
ii) School leavers with CSEC/CXC qualification who would like to work with young children.
Matriculation Requirements
Entry to Year 1
For entry into Year 1 of this Associate Degree Programme, candidates must satisfy the following minimum requirements:
a) Normal Matriculation
i) Four (4) CXC/CSEC subjects at the General Proficiency Grades I, II and III (effective June 1998) or their equivalent. This should normally include English A and Mathematics. A candidate with three CXC/CSEC subjects at General Proficiency Grades I, II, and III as above and two subjects at Grade III obtained prior to June 1998 will be deemed to have satisfied the minimum entry requirements. English A must be obtained at General Proficiency Grade I, II, or III (effective 1998).
ii) Candidates seeking entry to the Early Childhood Associate Degree Programme may use the NCTVET level II qualifications in Early Childhood as one of the four subjects required for matriculation.
iii) For the purpose of equivalence, CXC Basic I, GCE ‘O’ Level at Grade A–C; SSC National Assessment Levels 4 and 5; City and Guilds and ULCI General 2; Passes in first-year level Technical courses and RSA Stage 2.
b) Mature Entry
Candidates over the age of 30 years seeking admission into the programme and who do not have the academic qualifications set out in (a) above but who have completed at least five years of teaching in one or more recognized early childhood institutions may be able to seek entry under the mature entry clause but must establish clear evidence of their competence in the field. Colleges desiring to admit students under this clause should have applicants undergo the following processes:
i) Submission of a portfolio which documents competence/accomplishments in the following ways:
• A portfolio with representative sampling of work (where applicable) over a period of three years immediately preceding application.
• Written 500 word account of life history and a vision of his/her role in education.
• Documentation to substantiate certificates/awards obtained in the informal setting, e.g. on-the-job courses.
• Recommendations from professional educator(s) and person(s) who have supervised him/her on his/her area of competence.
ii) Certification to demonstrate that the candidate has obtained at least 2 subjects through a formal examination system.
iii) Undergo an entrance examination to assess candidates learning potential which should include basic proficiency in Numeracy and English Language.
Campus:
Morant Bay
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and Two (2) Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, {H&S Biology, and Social Studies subject to approval by faculty}).
CXC/CSEC - Grades I, II and III (Grade III with effective June 1998)
GCE O'Level - Grades A, B or C
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics and Two (2) Science subjects.
Alternative
1. Level 2 NCTVET General Agriculture
2. Level 2 Knockalva or Elim Agricultural Schools
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics and Two (2) Science subjects.
Alternative
1. Level 2 NCTVET General Agriculture
2. Level 2 Knockalva or Elim Agricultural Schools
Campus:
Ebony Park Heart Academy
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics and Two (2) Science subjects.
Alternative
1. Level 2 NCTVET General Agriculture
2. Level 2 Knockalva or Elim Agricultural Schools
Campus:
Knockalva Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
The Associate Degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management offers a variety of options for the student interested in gaining employment in the hospitality industry at an entry level or as a management trainee. The course is offered over a two [2] year period, but students have a maximum of five [5] years within which to complete their studies. Students cover this programme through classroom as well as internship exercises, done in appropriate sectors of the economy. All students pursuing the course are required to complete all specified credits in the programme, unless otherwise exempted [see Prior Learning Document]. Additionally, all students are required to complete two hundred and forty [240] hours of work experience (minimum). Students must also be Team Jamaica Certified and must complete the training for certification in First Aid.
This Associate Degree program prepares graduates to compete for various entry-level management careers in the food and beverage management, accommodations and travel and tourism and entertainment industries, depending upon which emphasis is selected. Graduates seek employment in positions with job titles such as hotel/restaurant management trainee, front desk supervisor, food service supervisor, food production assistant, dietary manager, and shift supervisor, assistant manager in hotel/motel/restaurant/institutional operations.
• Areas of Specialization
Travel and Tourism Management
Travel and tourism in Jamaica and by extension the Caribbean is poised as being one the major contributors to economic development within the next couple of years. Jamaica’s beautiful spots, scenic mountains, beautiful parks, cultural activities, and river rapids attract thousands of people annually. These attractions result in numerous jobs related to travel, transportation, food services, lodging, and entertainment. One purpose of the Travel and Tourism option is to provide students with an overview of types of jobs in the fields. A second purpose is to acquaint students with key concepts and skills related to the travel businesses.
Food and Beverage Management
The Food and Beverage Management program is designed to meet the increasing career opportunities within the hospitality industry. Students will receive proper management skills through an academic classroom experience in addition to hands-on culinary training in a well-equipped, modern kitchen. Graduates will be well-versed in a wide range of management skills, enabling unlimited opportunity.
Accommodation Studies Management
This specialization examines the management of various activities involved in housekeeping, especially in hotels and guest houses accommodation. It produces a thorough overview from the big picture of maintaining quality staff, planning and organizing to the technical details of plant maintenance and hotel planning and design.
Entertainment and Events Management
Successful entertainment and event activities are critical to guest retention and publicity. This programme focuses on the details required when planning events in the entertainment environment; especially in the tourism market. The emphasis is on the planning of entertainment events in a systematic manner that will ensure their success.
An applicant MUST have a minimum of five (5) passes in subjects at CSEC or GCE O’Level including English ‘A’ (CSEC) or English Language (GCE O’Level) and CSEC Mathematics
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and Two (2) Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Information Technology, {H&S Biology subject to approval by faculty}).
CXC/CSEC - Grades I, II and III (Grade III with effective June 1998)
GCE O'Level - Grades A, B or C
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
3-4 Subjects, at least 1 Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Agriculture (Double/Single Award) {H&S Biology subject to approval by faculty}).
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2025
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
3-4 Subjects
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
3-4 CSEC Subjects
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
3-4 Subjects, at least 1 Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Information Technology, {H&S Biology subject to approval by faculty}).
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Social Work is a profession concerned with helping individuals, families, groups and communities to enhance their individual and collective well-being. It aims to help people develop their skills and ability to use available resources and those of the community to resolve problems.
The Associate Degree in Social Work is designed to provide training to persons interested in Social Work to prepare them for work within communities and organizations in order to provide the necessary support needed by Social Workers. The course addresses theories, principles and
practices of social work, law and legal regulations as well as human needs and behaviours. The programme is offered in four (4) semesters and two (2) summers full time and part time to incorporate Social Work Practicum, a mandatory aspect of their training. Students pursuing the programme are required to complete all specified credits in the programme, unless otherwise
exempted.
The programme is also designed for persons who wish to develop skills in social work in order to contribute to community building and problem solving as well as persons who wish to build qualifications toward a professional career in Social Work. At the end of the programme, successful graduates will receive the Associates of Science Degree in Social Work.
Matriculation/Articulation Requirements Associate Level
Basic Matriculation Requirements
There are two (2) methods by which an applicant can meet the Basic Matriculation Requirements; these are classified as Standard forms of matriculation and Alternate forms of matriculation.
1. Standard forms of matriculation
An applicant MUST have a minimum of five (5) passes in subjects at CSEC or
GCE O’Level including English ‘A’ (CSEC) or English Language (GCE O’Level)
2. Alternate forms of matriculation
a. Equivalent qualification(s) as determined by the CCCJ
b. Mature Status as determined by the CCCJ
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Social Work is a profession concerned with helping individuals, families, groups and communities to enhance their individual and collective well-being. It aims to help people develop their skills and ability to use available resources and those of the community to resolve problems.
The Associate Degree in Social Work is designed to provide training to persons interested in Social Work to prepare them for work within communities and organizations in order to provide the necessary support needed by Social Workers. The course addresses theories, principles and practices of social work, law and legal regulations as well as human needs and behaviours. The programme is offered in four (4) semesters and two (2) summers full time and part time to incorporate Social Work Practicum, a mandatory aspect of their training. Students pursuing the programme are required to complete all specified credits in the programme, unless otherwise exempted.
The programme is also designed for persons who wish to develop skills in social work in order to contribute to community building and problem solving as well as persons who wish to build qualifications toward a professional career in Social Work. At the end of the programme, successful graduates will receive the Associates of Science Degree in Social Work.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and Two (2) Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Agriculture [Double/Single Award], {H&S Biology, and Social Studies subject to approval by faculty}).
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
The Associate of Applied Science in Agro-processing and Agri-business Management is a 71 credit programme designed to train a cadre of competent and well-rounded professionals for entry level employment in the agro-productive, agro-processing and agro-business industries, manage small businesses and improve the process flow of existing business operations.
The programme will be delivered on a full-time basis over four semesters or part-time over six semesters. The program is designed to allow for extensive practical and hands-on activities aimed at facilitating cognitive development, strengthen scientific and analytical skills and development of transferable skills through practical sessions, lectures, tutorials, case studies, field visits, industry experiences (work experience) and group activities. Students will earn a total of 18 credits from general modules and 53 credits from discipline specific modules with strong emphasis on both agro- processing and agri-business management.
Matriculation Requirement
Applicants to the programme can matriculate through standard examinations such as CXC, GCE, City and Guilds as well as Mature entry and prior learning assessments.
Standard Examination Matriculation:
Applicants entering the program must have a minimum of five (5) passes in subjects at the CSEC, GCSE ‘O’ level, SSC or City and Guilds (Stage 3). These include English Language, Mathematics, a Science subject and any other two subjects. Considerations will also be made for applicants through mature entry and prior learning assessments.
1. The Caribbean Examination Council - CXC
A pass in a subject offered by The Caribbean Examination Council at the CSEC level is defined as follows:
• Grades: I and II - up to January 1998
• Grades: I, II and III - as at May 1998
2. University of Cambridge - GCE O’ Level
A pass in a subject offered by The University of Cambridge at the GCE O’ Level as follows:
• Grades: A, B, C
i. Secondary School Certificate- SSC
A pass in a subject offered by the Ministry of Education at the SSC follows:
• Ranges: IV or V
3. City and Guilds
• Stage 3
4. Provisional Acceptance
Applicants with passes in five (5) CSEC subjects including English Language, but without a pass in Mathematics may be granted provisional acceptance. Where an applicant is allowed to enter the program through this route, such a student must successfully complete Foundation Concepts in Mathematics I and II, a non-credit course, during the first year of the program. A.A.Sc. Degree in Agro Processing and Business Management September 2018 Version 1.0 7
Qualification from other examination bodies will be subject to review by the matriculation committee. These qualifications may be accepted if they are certified as being of equivalent standard to CSEC or GCSE ‘O’ Level.
In the event of adjustments to the grade schemes by the respective examining bodies, the new grade schemes are deemed applicable with or without any further action on the part of the CCCJ.
Alternate forms of Matriculation
Applicants with a diploma in Agriculture from the College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) may be granted advanced placement into the program. Exemption will only be granted to those students who attained a B or above in relevant courses.
OR
Applicants from Ebony Park NTA and Agricultural High Schools such as Knockalva and Sydney Pagon can matriculate directly into the program with level two (2) HEART-NTA certificate or Grades 1 or 2 from the Ministry of Education certificate.
Mature Entry
Mature students must have at least two CSEC subjects including English Language and three (3) years’ experience in the industry.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Diploma in Early Childhood/Primary Education
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Associate in Early Childhood
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Associate in Early Childhood
Campus:
Ebony Park Heart Academy
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Associate in Early Childhood
Campus:
Morant Bay
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
3-4 CSEC Subjects
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics
3. Applicants entering the program must have a minimum of five (5) passes in subjects at the CSEC, GCSE ‘O’ level, SSC or City and Guilds (Stage 3). These include English Language, Mathematics, a Science subject and any other two subjects. Considerations will also be made for applicants through mature entry and prior learning assessments.
4. The minimum admissions requirement for the Bachelors of Education is that all candidates must satisfy the following minimum requirements:
i. Five CXC/CSEC subjects including English A and Mathematics at the general Proficiency Grades I, II and III (effective June 1998) or their equivalent.
ii. Students reading Early Childhood, Primary, Literary Studies and Special Education should normally possess the requirements stated in (i) which should include a physical science subject and either a Social Science subject or an Arts subject
iii. In addition to the requirements set out at (i) and (ii), students reading Primary specializations must have the following:
a. Literacy Studies – Primary – CXC/CSEC English B General Proficiency Grades I,II,III A or GCE ‘O’ Level English Literature Grades A equivalent
b. Candidates for Mature Entry
i. Candidates over the age of 30 years seeking admission into the programme and who do not have the academic qualifications set out above but who have completed at least 5 years of teaching in one or more recognized schools must establish clear evidence of their competence in the field.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Major / Minor Subject Requirements
CSEC - Grades 1 or 2
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
The Bachelor of Education with Advanced Standing comprises of a minimum of 60 credits. The number and distribution of credits are determined by the particular programme.
Matriculation
b) (i) Diploma in Teaching in Secondary Education.
(ii)The candidate should have attained a GPA of at 2.70.
c) The candidate seeking admission to this programme who has a GPA below 2.70 will be required to either
(i) Provide evidence/portfolio of having successfully completed relevant professional development since graduating or
(ii) Complete additional courses from the four-year degree programme as a prerequisite for entry into the B.Ed. with Advanced Standing
d) The transcripts/portfolios will be evaluated individually to determine whether prerequisites will be required.
e) Holders of the TCJ Diploma dated before 2005 may be required to pursue prerequisite courses to address programme changes which occurred since their graduation
f) The programme is developed on the assumption that candidates will continue with a specialization/major (i.e. Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary etc.) pursued at the diploma level.
g) Where a candidate in the secondary programme had undertaken studies in two options in the TCJ Diploma, he/she will be required to declare a major.
h) Alternatively, an Associate Degree or a Diploma may be given exemptions from courses on a credit basis into any of the Programmes offered by TCJ. Transferable credits must be at a B or above. Exemption will not normally be granted for methodology and the final year practicum. A student may transfer approved credits from another institution to a maximum of 50% of the TCJ programme of study. Candidates must complete no fewer than 60 credits in the TCJ programme to earn the award of a degree.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
7.1. Entry Requirements:
To be eligible for admission, candidates must meet the following matriculation requirements: Possess passes in five (5) subjects: English Language and Mathematics are compulsory, and three (3) other subjects: Passes are accepted in GCE O’ Levels (Grades A, B, or C), CXC (General Proficiency Grades 1, 2 or 3 [June l998 or thereafter]), and SSC (Ranges 4 or 5 National Assessment Level).
7.1.2 Alternate Qualifications
Mature students who do not possess the normal minimum entry requirements may be given considerations on a case-by-case basis for acceptance, through Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR).
7.1.3 Minimum Requirement for Direct Entry to Higher Levels
Candidates with passes in the relevant subjects at GCE A’ Level or CAPE may be granted exemptions from related Year One courses. Students can apply for advanced standing or course exemptions if they have credits from another recognized institution. Once there is congruence of 80% or above within the respective content, then it is considered acceptable.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and Two (2) Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Agriculture [Double/Single Award], {H&S Biology, and Social Studies subject to approval by faculty}).
Alternative
1. Level 2 NCTVET General Agriculture
2. Level 2 Knockalva or Elim Agricultural Schools
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Associate in General Agriculture or its equivalent.
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and Two (2) Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Information Technology, {H&S Biology subject to approval by faculty}).
CXC/CSEC - Grades I, II and III (Grade III with effective June 1998)
GCE O'Level - Grades A, B or C
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
August 31, 2030
A minimum of five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and two (2) Science subjects. 4-Year students must have grades 1 and 2 and/or A and B. Articulating students are required to have a minimum GPA of 3.5
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2025
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
A minimum of Five (5) CXC/CSEC or GCE O'Level (or a combination of both) including English, Mathematics, and Two (2) Science subjects (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Agriculture [Double/Single Award], {H&S Biology, and Social Studies subject to approval by faculty}).
Alternative
1. Level 2 NCTVET General Agriculture
2. Level 2 Knockalva or Elim Agricultural Schools
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Associate in General Agriculture or its equivalent
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026
Campus:
CASE Main Campus
| Projected Start Date:
August 2026
| Application Deadline Date:
September 15, 2026