The e-Learning Jamaica Project brings a new dynamic to teaching through the use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT).
Students in Jamaica's High Schools will benefit from a mix of traditional methodologies with new entertaining approaches. Students in Jamaica's High Schools will benefit from a mix of traditional methodologies with new entertaining approaches to learning, which will stimulate the teaching/learning process, excite and encourage a quest for knowledge and learning of new skills.
18/06/2026
Visitors to our booth at the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference received the unique opportunity to interact with the latest range of technological devices that e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited has been distributing to public schools islandwide.
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Dr. Kasan Troupe stopped by our booth at the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference.
Hear her thoughts on the impact she expects the virtual reality headsets to have in the public education system.
e-Learning Jamaica is TRENDing on the path to rebuilding a more resilient Jamaica.
Our CEO was involved in a panel discussion involving the Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information and two other industry leaders in education on the topic "Building a Resilient Education System in Partnership with the Diaspora" on Day 1 of the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference.
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Big transformations are happening in small places!
At Sherwood Forest Primary and Infant School, a 70-student institution tucked away in Fairy Hill, Portland, technology is opening doors to new learning experiences and possibilities.
We recently visited the school to witness the impact of the devices distributed by the Ministry of Education & Youth through e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited and the results speak for themselves. From enhanced classroom engagement to greater access to digital learning, students and teachers are embracing a more connected future.
The launch of the Resource Centre at the Linton Park Primary and Infant School in St. Ann marked a landmark investment not only for the school, but the wider community at large.
Laptop, tablet and internet access, assistance with assignments and printing stations will go a long way in creating opportunities for members of the small, farming and bauxite community.
We are and this is how we TREND!
28/05/2026
The “Beyond the Board” series continues to showcase innovative ways the smartboard is transforming classrooms and captivating young minds across the island.
One standout feature? Its ability to instantly generate QR codes, allowing students to access full lessons on their own devices anytime after class making it easier to stay engaged in the moment while keeping learning within reach.
Episode 5 breaks down exactly how it works. Don’t miss it!
https://youtu.be/hwo9cjWoEK8?si=O57Nts_xtbia7Tal
Beyond the Board (Episode 5: Sharing with Students) In this episode, the process of Creating a QR Code to download, save and share class notes is explored.
Special education institutions were the focus of e-Learning Jamaica's 2026 Labour Day Efforts.
Through collaboration with the Jamaica Teachers' Association, Belmont Park Primary School in Portmore were provided with a smartboard, 20 tablets, laptops and other electronic devices for use in enhancing the teaching-learning process at the school.
This was amongst 4 other Labour Day projects undertaken by the two institutions, aligning with e-Learning Jamaica's mandate of providing e-Access to learning for all.
25/05/2026
Labour Day 2026 is being celebrated under the theme : "One People, One Purpose: In All Things, Jamaica Wins."
e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited in collaboration with the Jamaica Teachers' Association distributed a number of devices to the Belmont Park Primary School in Portmore as a part of this year's Labour Day activities .
This formed a part of the collaborative efforts of the two institutions to provide well needed electronic devices to 5 special needs institutions across the island. The other beneficiaries were ; Lucea School of Hope, Woodland School of Special Education, St. Christopher's School for the Deaf and the Aligne Academy Group of Schools.
23/05/2026
The Launch of the e-Learning Jamaica/ Linton Park Primary and Infant School Resource Centre marked a significant step towards enhancing not only teaching and learning at the institution, but also providing a valuable resource hub for families and the broader Linton Park Community.
Through the collaborative efforts of the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information and e-Learning Jamaica Company Limited, the school was provided with laptops, tablets, an interactive panel, a charging cart and Starlink internet access.