JTA says JTC bill cannot fix a lot of the challenges affecting education

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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JDF seeks public’s assistance to locate tiger cub which escaped in Black River St. Elizabeth this morning

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Opposition calls for detailed report on air quality assessment conducted at KPH

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Kingston man charged for fleecing business woman of approximately $160M while he was in prison

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Health Minister satisfied with progress of work to redevelop Spanish Town Hospital

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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PNP Region 1 Chairman concerned about defacement of political posters, says issue must be resolved

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Better pay and benefits among key issues JTA president-elect candidates vow to address if they win

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Clarendon police to roll out 30 day operation against praedial larceny

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Clarendon police set a target of fewer than 70 murders for 2025

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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Education Ministry has begun testing artificial intelligence tools in schools

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association JTA Dr. Mark Smith has stated that a lot of the challenges affecting education cannot be fixed with the Jamaica Teaching Council Bill.

He said the solution is for greater investment in the sector.

The JTA has raised concerns about the bill recently passed in the Senate. 

Dr Smith says it’s unfavourable to teachers.

According to him,  teachers must be at the centre of the transformation of theeducation sector.

Speaking at the JTA’s Helen Stills Professional Development Day 2025, under the Theme ‘Wellness 360’ Dr. Smith urged teachers to pay attention to fitness and their mental well-being.

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