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E2e Hub

Trademore is an education to enterprise (E2E) hub. Trademore offers a collaborative program within a school or community that bridges the gap between learning and the business world by equipping students with practical entrepreneurial skills, connecting them with industry experts, and providing resources to launch businesses and foster innovation.

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E2E Hub

Trademore Education to Enterprise (E2E) Hub is an educational program that supports teachers and young people to plan and set up a real business at their school.

The program increases business skills and essential life skills that prepare young people with the necessary tools to pursue further education or to become job creators while contributing positively to society.

Junkanoo

Jamaican Junkanoo (John Canoe) is a form of traditional dance that blends dance, mime, and symbolism communicating the ideology and experience of the slave with roots in West African religion. The mask is of great importance in African religions. Jamaica's slaves were individuals who had been ripped away from various tribes. They spoke different languages and practiced different rituals. They believed in different gods. They were thrown together by circumstance and were able to form their own unique culture and traditions, which included the junkanoo parade.

Koffee

Mikayla Simpson, better known as Koffee, is a Jamaican reggae singer, songwriter, rapper, deejay and guitarist from Spanish Town, Jamaica. She released her debut single "Burning" in 2017, and in 2019 signed with Columbia Records. Her 2019 EP Rapture won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards, making Koffee the youngest person and only woman to be awarded in the Best Reggae Album category.

RESTAURANT/BAKERY

Students manage a restaurant or bakery where they source ingredients, bake goods, and sell items like cookies, bread, and pastries. This project helps students learn about food preparation, marketing, and financial management.

Francine James

Pulse’s Vogue star, Francine James has made a huge impact on her return to NY. The stunning beauty who hails from Manley Meadows in Kingston has copped a major campaign for American Cosmetics giants, Bobbi Brown. James has also booked a slew of assignments which had her travelling to and from NY multiple times with Las Vegas being her latest stop to shoot a stunning editorial for Modern Luxury magazine.

GIFT SHOP

School-based Enterprises can run gift shops where students create and sell handmade items or school merchandise. This enterprise fosters creativity and entrpreneurship while providing students with experience in retail and marketing.

BENEFITS FOR STUDENTS

In Trademore SBE students are the driving force in thier own learning. Participants go out into the real world, make thier own decision and learn by doing'

SKILLS ACQUISITION: Students develop essential life and business skills that aren't taught at schools which will set them up fpr the future.

FURTHER EDUCATION AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Students gain trnsferable skills and experience that helps them to stand out from the crowd and boots thieit resumes.

3 STEP PLAN

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Step 1: IDEA

Students work together to brainstorm a feasible, costed, and excited idea for their school business that can make money.

Step 2: PLAN

Students develop a business plan by analyzing potential customers and competitors, agreeing on finances and creating marketing materials.

Step 3: LAUNCH

Students start the business, sell thier product or service to customers and make money for themselves or for a cause of their choice.

creative skills academy

We work across Jamaica to create a skilled cultural sector by shaping skills, education and employment opportunities. Through a program of training, tools & resources, events, one to one support, sector updates and research, we provoke action and enable learning opportunities that drive change and develop the creative economy.

Community Memory Project

Community memory project or archive are created by individuals and community groups who desire to document their cultural heritage based on shared experiences, interests, and/or identities, sometimes without the traditional intervention of formally trained archivists, historians, and librarians. Instead, they engaged community members determine the scope and contents of the community archive, often with a focus on a significant shared event.

OUR PROJECTS

Tomorrow is too late

We are facing a climate and biodiversity crisis. The world is not on track to achieving its sustainability objectives. On the contrary: on many measures, from CO2 emissions to species loss, we are moving in the opposite direction.

Jamaican DIGEST Magazine

Supporting Jamaican History & Culture

USD $20.00

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Community Archive Network

Communities are writing their own histories

Every community in Jamaica and its Diaspora has its own unique people, places and events. By preserving this information for posterity and opening it up to a worldwide audience, not only are these communities sharing this information they are also building their archives through new contributions from visitors to the platform.

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What is Oral History

Communities are writing their own histories

An oral history is an interview that records a person’s recollection of experiences, thoughts, and feelings about a specific event or a period oftime. Oral history is both the oldest type of historical inquiry, predating the written word, and one of the most modern, initiated with tape recorders in the 1940s and now using 21st century digital technologies.

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