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In a heartfelt gesture aimed at supporting local education, the Grenada National Association of Montreal awarded financial assistance to two deserving students at the T. A. Marryshow Community College. This donation was made possible through the generosity and kindness of Mr. Geoff Maitland and was given in memory and name of his cousin Mr. Norris […]

The T. A. Marryshow Community College proudly announces that its debate team has emerged victorious at the Recycle OECS Windward Islands Inter-College Debate. The finals of the competition were held on Wednesday February 19, 2025. Competing against some of the most talented debaters from Colleges in the windward islands on topics surrounding the theme of

The Caribbean Association of Pharmacists in collaboration with the Grenada Association of Pharmacists hosted the annual CAP Student Leadership and Research Symposium from January 31 to February 2, 2025 at the Tanteen Campus of the T. A. Marryshow Community College. The event, held under the theme “Research + Evidence based decisions= Optimal Patient Outcomes”, brought

The Confucius Institute at T.A. Marryshow Community College held a grand and culturally rich Spring Festival Gala on January 22. In October 2025, the Confucius Institute will celebrate its 10th anniversary. This year’s gala was themed “A Decade of Shared Spring, A Time of Cultural Fusion,” showcasing traditional Chinese New Year customs, art, and culture

[Tanteen, St. George] — The T. A. Marryshow community College proudly announced the successful completion of its Hybrid Telecommunications Upgrade Project, which culminated in a ceremonial handover on Friday January 17, 2024. This significant initiative was made possible through funding provided by the National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC) through its Universal Service Fund (USF) Programme.

The Skills to Access the Green Economy-03 (SAGE-03) Project officially concluded on December 12, 2024 with a vibrant closing ceremony held at the T. A. Marryshow Community College. The initiative, which fostered a collaborative partnership between the International Marine Institute, Memorial University, Nova Scotia Community College, the Canadian Government, and T. A. Marryshow Community College,

In a significant step towards revitalizing the Mirabeau Campus of the T. A. Marryshow Community College, extensive refurbishment work has commenced. This initiative aims to repair damages incurred during Hurricane Ivan, which struck the nation in 2004. The repair efforts, which are already underway, primarily focus on restoring the student dormitories that were heavily impacted