What is the National Parenting Council (NPSC)?
The NPSC is also a regulatory body that streamlines and coordinates the parenting programs in Jamaica.
What does the NPSC do for Jamaican parents?
The NPSC is steadfast in ensuring that Jamaica’s parents are afforded the opportunity to know their responsibilities as a parent and to be afforded the necessary education to be able to carry out these responsibilities.
What is the role of the National Parenting Support Commission?
The National Parenting Support Commission’s (NPSC) Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Miss Kaysia Kerr commits to educating and supporting the parents of the nation’s children as written in their mandate. The mandate of the NPSC as stated by Kerr is to offer proactive and reactive parenting education and support.
Where can parents find all their needed links for online payments?
From enrollment and Parent Portal access to student assessments and online payments, parents can find all their needed links here.
What is the NPSC?
The NPSC; Supporting and Educating Parents. The National Parenting Support Commission’s (NPSC) Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Miss Kaysia Kerr commits to educating and supporting the parents of the nation’s children as written in their mandate. The mandate of the NPSC as stated by Kerr is to offer proactive and reactive parenting education ...
What is the National Parent Sector?
The National Parent Sector, a non-government organization, which also provides education to parents is being encouraged by the NPSC to submit parent programs to be assessed for accreditation to ensure that parents are receiving the best support and education services based on set standards.
Who is the CEO of the National Parenting Support Commission?
The National Parenting Support Commission’s (NPSC) Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Miss Kaysia Kerr commits to educating and supporting the parents of the nation’s children as written in their mandate. The mandate of the NPSC as stated by Kerr is to offer proactive and reactive parenting education and support.
