We know that life is complex and the one thing that the Institute can do to assist is to provide the community with the very best professional and life-long learning opportunities that help to compete in our rapidly changing economic environment.
The Institute is committed to providing the tools needed for success, whether the focus is on a new career, looking to advance in current profession or wanting to explore a hobby or leisure-time activity. The Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute is dedicated to help make a difference in life.
The Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute is also committed to the public and private sectors of the community. Our goal is to provide avenues to meet current and emerging needs through timely and relevant workforce training and human resource development programs. Investing in self and workforce is an investment in the future success of organizations. The Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute is in the business of building futures.
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The Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute - BobArtsTV in Jamaica has openings for visiting instructors in the Intensive Mass Communication Program beginning September 1, 2008.
The position intended to be a working vacation for professionals with more than three years of full-time teaching experience.
Duties include teaching advanced levels of photography, food preparation, movie editing, speaking, listening, and writing.
Applicants should send a letter of application and a current resume to:
Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute
Falmouth P.O.,
Trelawny, Jamaica.
876-435-8401
I am Ras Astor Black, Founder/Chairman of the Board of Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute, Falmouth, Trelawny – JAMAICA. I am a Television producer and Host on the BobArtsTV- a local Community Access Cable channel. I am also the Vice Chairman of the Trelawny Jamaica Cultural Commission.
The "Bob Marley Foundation" has granted I permission to develop the "Bob Marley School for the Arts Institute" and is now collaborating with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines (RCCL) Port of Falmouth, Jamaica now the permanent site for the “Reggae Walk of Fame and Museum" a component of The Institute.
I served for many years as the host of the "Reggae Vibration" Radio Show, Northwestern University WNUR Radio and Comcast Community Cable TV in Chicago. It was while living in Chicago that I took my popular radio show and used it to give upcoming Reggae artists their first start in the music business. I promoted the "Brand Jamaica" tourist theme, thus building my popular Jamaica Connection Tours in Illinois where I would bring hundreds of visitors to vacation in Jamaica. Martins Reggae Music Awards honoured me as the Pioneer Reggae Promoter 1987 and in 1988 as the Promoter of the Year.
Prior to migrating to Chicago and after completing formal education at Cornwall College in Montego Bay Jamaica, I worked for five (5) years as a Tour Director at Martins Jamaica Travel in Montego Bay. I was born in the historical Maroon Town area known as Point, St. James, an authentic Jamaican and loves Football, Reggae Music and people of all cultures.
I am well-regarded Community Advocate and has committed myself to my family, especially my only child Astor Black 11, who is a musician living in Atlanta Georgia and to his local community in Trelawny.
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