UTech, Jamaica 2016-17 Annual Report

University of Technology, Jamaica ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 Page 115 Excellence Through Knowledge 2) Facilitate graded school-based assessment (SBA) activities which contribute to their final CAPE evaluation; and 3) Expose students to the UTech university experience. FELS Members of the Family and Consumer Studies (FS) Programme offered two training modules – A Fashionable Start to Sewing module was presented to the UTech, Jamaica community, while Fashion Designing was offered to a group of 15 young people enrolled in a Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF) summer course that was managed by the UTech, Ja Community Service programme unit. SOTAVE conducted a Customer Service Workshop for Fly Jamaica Airlines on 25 July 2016. Payment was made in the form of tickets valued at over $100,000 which were made available to cover travel costs to conferences or other faculty activities to Fly Jamaica destinations. CAPE students engaged in physics experiments with Mr. George Ferriera, lecturer, FOSS.