The Department of Youth Affairs and Sports will showcase Virgin Islands’ youth by highlighting their achievements as young persons in observation of Caribbean Youth Day today, September 30.
The Ministry of Education and Culture is informing the public to tune in to ZBVI 780 AM and HLSCC Channel 52, for live coverage of the official launch of the Virgin Islands Youth Parliament.
The Department of Youth Affairs and Sports is inviting all entrepreneurs under the age of 30 to register and be featured in its upcoming Youth in Business Exposition.
The Ministry of Education and Culture is informing the public that the date for the official launch of the Virgin Islands Youth Parliament has been changed from Wednesday, September 30 to Friday, October 2, 2015.
The Virgin Islands Youth Parliament which seeks to create leadership skills and competencies in the Territory’s youth will be officially launched on September 30.
Students are required to write on ways to make young people more aware and educated about the financial services industry, the role the industry plays in supporting the standards of living in the British Virgin Islands and the opportunities it offers young people for the future.
Youth in the Territory are invited to participate in an essay competition and share their views on the future of the financial services industry and the role of young people in preparing to advance this sector.
Twenty-five young people from the across the region recently participated in the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association’s (CPA) annual Regional Youth Parliament at the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College.
The Virgin Islands is hosting the 40th Annual Conference of the Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) from July 25 through August 1.