The Division of Health Sciences at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) is offering the Pharmacy Technician Certificate Programme from September.
The Division of Health Sciences at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) is offering the Pharmacy Technician Certificate Programme from September. "The programme trains persons to work alongside pharmacists in real healthcare settings, preparing and dispensing medications, managing records, using pharmacy technology, and ensuring every patient receives safe, professional care," the CFBC said. The tertiary-level institution has invited school leavers entering the workforce, pharmacy assistants seeking formal qualifications, and adults seeking to retrain for the growing health sector to apply. CFBC said persons entering the Pharmacy Technician Certificate Programme will learn medication preparation, compounding, and dispensing; pharmacy law and ethics aligned with the St. Kitts Pharmacy-Regulation Act, Pharmacy technology, including electronic health records and automated dispensing systems, and patient communication, confidentiality, and professional standards pharmaceutical calculations and inventory management.

Last Updated on August 3, 2026, 5:26 AM AST by Anthony Morris

Miss Antigua and Barbuda, Zaine Frederick, has landed in the federation for the Bank of Nevis Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant. The officials have shared that the ambassadors of the various island nations across the region are expected to arrive at the island for the event. 

The Ambassador from Antigua and Barbuda is one of the final ambassadors to reach the island for the regional pageant, Frederick was welcomed into the island by Miss St. Kitts, Tresjeur Dedier; and Miss Nevis, Ronec Davis.

Both the ambassadors from St Kitts and from Nevis are competing in the pageant which is scheduled to be hosted tonight. The annual regional pageant is one of the most anticipated and highly prestigious beauty and talent pageant which is hosted in Nevis

The delegate from Antigua and Barbuda has checked in to the Four Seasons Resort, the official accommodations sponsor along with ambassadors from several Caribbean islands. 

At the resort, the pageant participants will be able to enjoy world-class hospitality throughout their stay on Nevis. The officials have shared that they are delighted to welcome the talented competitors from across the island

The Bank of Nevis, which is the title sponsor of the pageant, has shared that the most talented and intelligent beauties from the region are in Charlestown for the Bank of Nevis Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant as part of the annual Culturama celebrations.

The officials have shared that it is important for the people of the island 

The Bank of Nevis issued an invitation to all to “support this pageant scheduled for Monday, 3rd August, at the NEDACS Cultural Complex.

The officials have shared that the people of the island can catch the whole pageant live on social media. The participants of the pageant are:

  • Miss St. Kitts: Tresjeur Dedier
  • Miss Nevis: Renee Davis
  • Miss Anguilla: Jasmin Ruan
  • Miss Trinidad & Tobago: Delece Rabathaly
  • Miss Guyana: Miriam Alexander
  • Miss St. Vincent & the Grenadines (SVG): Elreka Gaymes
  • Miss U.S.V.I.: Safiah Wharton
  • Miss St. Lucia: Chloe Griffith
  • Miss Antigua & Barbuda: Zaine Frederick
  • Miss Dominica: Dainisha Eusebe
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