Information Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the work and personal lives of citizens. Information Technology also minimize the required time for working in the business field.
Information Technology has evolved over the past five decades in response to the need for more efficient
techniques to manage the significantly increased volume and sophistication of the knowledge reservoir of
mankind. It merges the study of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Office Automation; involves
the collection, storage, accessing, processing and dissemination of information and impacts on both work
and leisure activities.
In a world characterized by technological innovation and computerized responses to situations in the work
place and in the wider society, all citizens will need to have practical exposure to the techniques of
Information Technology in order to bridge the widening gap between Caribbean nations and the developed
countries and provide our citizens with the best chances for survival and growth in this new age.
- Teacher: Darryl Coburn
- Teacher: Jay Whyte