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Jobs in Trinidad and Tobago – Sweet TnT Magazine
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Home – Study Zone Institute
We care for all learners – delayed, distracted, unfocussed, accelerated, outspoken, quiet and more. We believe in creating an environment that allows each student to learn at his or her own pace. We aim to bridge the gap between a struggling student at the primary level and their success at exams at the secondary level.
Eid ul Fitr – a family festivity – Sweet TnT Magazine
By Nerissa Hosein. Being born into a Muslim family, Eid ul Fitr has been part of my life since birth. It has always been a time for family and for tradition. There is a certain aura that goes along with the day that I have always loved.
Ramadan reflection: Have I been a good Muslim? – Sweet TnT Magazine
Fasting for me during Ramadan is not about abstaining from food. It is about having a clean mind and pure thoughts. It is a time of reflection where I think about my religion and my actions. This year, the moon was seen on May 16 making May 17 the first official fast for our community in Trinidad and Tobago….
SEA exam: 5 tips for stressed-out parents – Sweet TnT Magazine
The pressure is on for children around ages ten to twelve and their parents in Trinidad and Tobago as they face the upcoming ‘tournament of doom’ in April known as Secondary Entrance Assessment or SEA exam. This is the time when parents go berserk for extra lessons, last-minute exam boot camps and expensive practice tests and educational devices for their children.
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