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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is encouraging more citizens to take the free courses offered by the National Transformation Initiative, especially those looking to enter university.
The launch of Phase 2 of the free Government programme was done this evening at the Valley Resource Centre with the officials of Coursera, the international partner in the initiative.
Wendy Burke attended the launch, and brings us up to speed on the successes of Phase 1 and what is on offer now.
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