BTVI Faculty and Staff Seminar
Posted by BTVI • Wednesday, 2007-August-29
The Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute is helping its faculty and staff to understand their role in changing the perception of BTVI and illustrate their involvement in fostering a positive learning environment. Dr. Samuel Heastie an Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership at Fayetteville State University, who is also a Bahamian, spoke to the faculty and staff on Monday, August 27, 2007 about implementing initiatives that will raise the bar on technical education.
BTVI believes that by providing training workshops for its faculty and staff, they are better equipped to adapt to student and industry needs, acquire new skills and maintain the highest level of improvement in the learning environment.
BTVI believes that by providing training workshops for its faculty and staff, they are better equipped to adapt to student and industry needs, acquire new skills and maintain the highest level of improvement in the learning environment.
New Student Orientation welcome students to BTVI
Posted by BTVI • Monday, 2007-August-20
Students entering the Technical and Vocational trade are embarking on a new and exciting phase of their lives. The Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute marked the beginning of that journey with a New Student Orientation on Friday, August 10. The event was held at Abundant Life Church.
Participants learned about the Institution's rules and heard advice on how to become successful students. Dr. Iva Dahl, Manager at BTVI welcomed the students on the start of one of the most important journeys of their lives. She informed the students that the institution offers them the opportunity to better themselves, but whether students take that challenge is up to them. She also noted that their dedication will determine there success, but the faculty of BTVI will always be here to assist them. Other speakers included Senior Administrator of Instructional Services Gail Johnson and Alumni who spoke on the campus experience as being more than just textbooks and classrooms. She encouraged students to participate in extra curricula activities and become involved with Student Affairs. Students were also reminded that the skills built inside and outside the classroom will prepare you for a successful future.
Participants learned about the Institution's rules and heard advice on how to become successful students. Dr. Iva Dahl, Manager at BTVI welcomed the students on the start of one of the most important journeys of their lives. She informed the students that the institution offers them the opportunity to better themselves, but whether students take that challenge is up to them. She also noted that their dedication will determine there success, but the faculty of BTVI will always be here to assist them. Other speakers included Senior Administrator of Instructional Services Gail Johnson and Alumni who spoke on the campus experience as being more than just textbooks and classrooms. She encouraged students to participate in extra curricula activities and become involved with Student Affairs. Students were also reminded that the skills built inside and outside the classroom will prepare you for a successful future.
Important Orientation Information
Posted by BTVI • Tuesday, 2007-August-07
Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute Fall Semester Orientation will be held on August 10, 2007. There will be two sessions the first will begin at 9:30am-11:00pm and the second at 6:00pm-7:00pm at Abundant Life Church on Abundant Life Road. Orientation is mandatory for all persons accepted into BTVI for the Fall Semester. For additional information contact the Registrar Office.
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