MDC - US Study Program

Internship at CDB!

#cdb #internship2026 #caribbeandevelopment #youthopportunities #applynow | Caribbean Development Bank Are you a student or recent graduate looking to gain meaningful, practical experience in a dynamic, multicultural organisation? The Caribbean Development Bank is now accepting applications for its 2026 Internship Programme, offering you the chance to apply your academic knowledge to real development...

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Apply for Innovation Intern Roles 2026 at The Nature Conservancy (Undergraduate & Graduate Opportunities) - Opportunities for Youth Are you an international-minded student or recent graduate passionate about innovation and environmental impact? The Innovation Intern positions at The Nature

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#caribbean | United Nations Information Centre for the Caribbean Area 📣 13 vacancies with the UN in the Caribbean now open‼️ This week's opportunities span a wide range of skill sets, from Support Services Manager to Planning and Coordination Specialist and more. ✨ Please note: 3 of these opportunities are roster positions. A roster is a pool of pre-screened ...

Job Opportunity for young professional with GIZ.
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The German Development Cooperation (GIZ) is seeking a Technical Advisor – Green & Blue Skills & Blue Economy in Dominica to support sustainable development across the Eastern Caribbean.

This role offers the opportunity to work with communities, businesses, and institutions to build skills, strengthen livelihoods, and unlock the full potential of the Green and Blue Economy.

Scan the QR Code or visit https://hiredcaribbean.com/job/technical-advisor-green-blue-skills-and-blue-economy-3/ to apply

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Caribbean Scholarship Finder for CARICOM Nationals | Nikita Greenidge posted on the topic | LinkedIn Finding funding for a Master’s or PhD is hard. For Caribbean students, it’s even harder. The opportunities exist, but there’s no single place where Caribbean students can easily find them. Many scholarships are restricted by nationality or region, some are only open to UK candidates, US candid...

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Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to pursue a Masters degree in Economics through the ECCB - Thomas De La Rue Scholarship Award. More details ... https://www.eccb-centralbank.org/the-eccb-thomas-de-la-rue-scholarship-award

A competition for youth using computer coding etc to tackle Climate Change issues in the Caribbean.
Check them in the link below.

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The Caribbean’s Future Needs YOUR Ideas. Join the Climate & Tech Hackathon.

Young people across the Caribbean are no strangers to the effects of climate change. From rising seas to stronger storms, we see it and we live it. But we’re also the ones with the creativity, energy, and skills to fight back.

That’s why the Climate & Tech Hackathon is here. It’s more than just a competition. It’s a space where Caribbean youth come together to dream, design, and deliver solutions that could change lives.

Imagine teaming up with like-minded innovators, guided by mentors, and using technology to build tools that help our islands adapt and thrive. Picture yourself pitching an idea so powerful it not only wins prizes, but also sparks real change in your community.

Applications close 26th October, and the Caribbean is waiting for your ideas. Don’t just watch the future happen. Help build it.

Register now: https://www.caribbeanclimatejustice.org/hackathon

Ajani Joseph alumni of the MDC- US Study Program has published his first book. The book is titled "Built Not Born: The Architecture of Becoming". He attended Academy under the program and went on to complete his bachelor's degree at Beloit College in Economics and Sociology and a master's degree at University of Arkansas ­- Sam M. Walton College of Business in Business Administration.

You can find the book on Amazon and hear more from Ajani on the book and his guiding life principles in the YouTube video below.

Built Not Born, The Architecture of Becoming In this episode, I break down the core ideas from my book Built Not Born: The Architecture of Becoming.This isn’t just a self-help book—it’s a guide for youn...

Caribbean Science Foundation - Notice of Call For Applications - 4th Annual Caribbean STEM Olympiads (CSO)
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Calling students, principals, teachers, coaches, and other interested persons!
The Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF) is reaching out to students who are between 13 and 21 years of age, and from CARICOM and CARICOM Associate Countries, to apply NOW to participate in the fourth annual Caribbean STEM Olympiads (CSO).

In the CSO, individual competitors and teams from schools, clubs and associations are invited to compete at three different age levels for platinum, gold, silver and bronze medal certificates along with cash prizes in the following three categories:
(a) Robotics & Electronics Systems Olympiad
(b) Computer Coding Olympiad
(c) Math Olympiad

Application Forms and Deadlines
Detailed information on the CSO events as well as the initial registration form (Form 1 - Personal Registration) can be found at caribbeanscience.org/cso/. )

The final registration deadline is 30 November 2025. However, Robotics & Electronics Systems Olympiad teams who are seeking financial aid to purchase parts must register early (by 28 September 2025). The preliminary CSO elimination events will take place in mid to late December 2025, and the finals will take place during 12 - 18 January 2026.

Information Sessions
To aid competitors in preparation for their Olympiads, the CSF will run three Informational Sessions for students, teachers, principals, coaches and parents at the recurring Zoom meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86884952617 on Sundays at 7:00 pm AST on the following dates:
14 September 2025
12 October 2025
16 November 2025
The information sessions will:
Provide more information on the events of the Olympiads
Clarify the rules, entry requirements, the judging process, and more
Allow interested persons to ask questions and raise concerns.

APPLY NOW to the 2026 Caribbean STEM Olympiads!
Youth from CARICOM and CARICOM associate countries 13-21 years of age are encouraged to participate in the:
Robotics and Electronics Systems Olympiad
Computer Coding Olympiad
Math Olympiad

Early registration ends 28 September 2025 (necessary for eligibility for financial assistance in the Robotics and Electronics Systems)
Final registration date is 30 November 2025.

Visit https://caribbeanscience.org/cso/ for more information and application forms.

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📢 Applications are open for Commonwealth Master’s and PhD Scholarships!

If you're passionate about making a difference and driving sustainable development in your country, this fully-funded opportunity to study in the UK could be your next big step.

✅ Tuition covered
✈️ Travel included
💼 Living expenses paid
💡 Research and study with real impact
🗓️ Deadline: 14 October 2025

👉 Apply for Master's Scholarships: cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/masters
👉 Apply for PhD Scholarships: cscuk.fcdo.gov.uk/phd

The MDC US-Study Program successfully concluded preparations for its 2025 boarding school cohort with an information session.

The session highlighted real experiences shared by current boarding school students and parents of the program's alumni. They offered valuable insights and guidance.

The eight students now preparing to begin their boarding school journey and their parents, had the opportunity to ask questions and engage in meaningful discussion.

We extend sincere thanks to all parents and students who participated and contributed to the success of this session.

You can contact the Program's Education Consultant Mr. Michael Pascal # 17676122248 (messages ONLY) for more details on the program.

Press Release
Marigot, Dominica – September 3, 2025
A new chapter of excellence begins for eight students as the MDC US Study Program – Boarding School Section proudly sends them off to pursue world-class educational opportunities in the United States.

This year’s all-girl cohort—Makayla Constance, Micah Clunes, Danielle Fergus, Nia Williams, Kayla-Maria Astaphan, K’Asia-Shanice Ferreira-Barnes, Lizanne Cuffy, and Shaynne Thomas—represents a spirit of determination, ambition, and promise. Together, they have earned scholarships valued at an impressive US$1.2 million.

The group of seven Dominican students and one student from St. Kitts will begin their journey at some of America’s most respected boarding schools: Westover School (Connecticut), Oregon Episcopal School (Oregon), Fountain Valley School (Colorado), and Oldfields School (Maryland).

Over the next two to four years, these bright young women will not only prepare academically for entry into U.S. universities but also embrace experiences that will shape them into global leaders. Their achievement is a testament to the power of opportunity, the value of hard work, and the importance of parents investing in their children’s futures.

The MDC US Study Program celebrates their success and wishes them the very best as they take this bold step toward building brighter futures for themselves and their families.