Topic: Inspire Cayman Training
CINICO and Inspire Cayman Safe Driver Programme – Promoting safer roads
The Cayman Islands National Insurance Company (CINICO) recently partnered with Inspire Cayman Training to improve driving safety on Cayman’s roads by launching a new Safe Driver Programme.
With more vehicles on Cayman’s roads, safety is more important than ever.
With more vehicles on Cayman’s roads, safety is more important than ever.
Aspiring female heavy equipment operators crushing competition
Growing up Ashleigh Whitaker was not like the other girls in her neighbourhood, while they were playing with dolls she would be perched on her porch mesmerised by dump trucks going in and out of a nearby quarry.
Thousands of online training opportunities for Cayman’s workforce
Can’t find the time to attend a class in person to upskill yourself or gain a qualification? The answer’s online, according to Inspire Cayman Training centre’s owner Michael Myles, who plans to make up to 8,000 new online courses accessible to unemployed Caymanians or those looking for new challenges.
Construction careers centrestage at inaugural WORC expo
Students from high schools around the island got a firsthand look at the careers open to them in the construction industry as the inaugural Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman expo kicked off Tuesday.
Creating a skilled workforce
Inspire Cayman Training Limited is helping Caymanians build their future through a variety of technical and vocational training programmes.
Meet Cayman’s first simulator-certified heavy equipment operator
For West Bay resident, Solomon Ebanks, becoming Cayman's first-certified heavy equipment operator using new state-of-the art technology feels like "when you win a prize".
Inspire Cayman scholarship recipients begin training
Inspire Cayman has begun training 24 recipients of tourism scholarships looking for careers in water sports or for those already working to gain related certifications.
Inspire Cayman, tourism ministry offer scholarships for water-sports careers
With local tourism getting back on track, Inspire Cayman Training, seeking to give Caymanians an opportunity to pursue water-sports careers, is offering 24 scholarships to the training centre.
Virtual training for real jobs
Keanu Jackson McField always dreamed of following in his father's footsteps as a heavy equipment operator and now that dream is within reach with the launch of Inspire Cayman Training's new state of the art Heavy Equipment Simulator and programmes
Bob Soto scholarship divers celebrated
Three years after the Bob Soto Memorial Scuba Scholarship was launched to encourage young Caymanians to become dive instructors, four recipients describe how they are using the skills they've learned, not just in diving, but also in their academic and professional journeys.
Myles: Poverty a neglected issue in Cayman
Poverty and its consequences have been a neglected problem in Cayman for too long, according to former government at-risk youth officer Michael Myles.
Dive students inspired at trade school
Kameron D’Hue grew up playing around the docks and waters of West Bay, and watching scuba divers head out to sea, leading to a...
Prison joins trade school to provide second chance
Prison chiefs are partnering with Cayman’s new trade school to provide training opportunities for inmates in an effort to end the “revolving door syndrome” and help cut crime.
EDITORIAL – Inspire Cayman shows power of working together
Every person deserves a chance to contribute meaningfully to our society and enjoy the fruits of their labour. Michael Myles and his partners are building more than a training centre, they are offering a passport to well-paying, satisfying employment and a rich, fulfilling life.
Trade school plan takes shape
Former government youth worker Michael Myles is in the early stages of setting up a vocational school to train Caymanians in construction, electrical, mechanics, air conditioning and other trades.
