Topic: Inspire Cayman
After football stadium shooting, a new call to focus on causes of crime
Efforts to stem gang and gun crime in Cayman must focus on youth development, training and education, rather than tougher policing and longer sentences, a host of community leaders have warned.
Four Caymanians get chance to help revive shipbuilding tradition
Four young Caymanians, all with seafaring blood in their veins, will be spending six months in the United Kingdom next year following in the footsteps of their ancestors as they train to be shipbuilders.
‘Labour of love’ as Inspire Cayman turns four
When Michael and Jackie Myles started Inspire Cayman Training Centre four years ago they had a dream of upskilling Caymanians who otherwise may not have had the chance in life to succeed.
Passion for power tools: 13-year-old aims for construction career
Normally a kid's Christmas list would include toys and games, but not Darragh O'Regan's list; this 13-year-old has set his sights on work boots, a high-visibility vest and a power drill.
Expanding trade school changing image of blue collar work
As Inspire Cayman training centre expands at a new location, founder Michael Myles is urging Cayman to take vocational education seriously.
Investment course teaches students to ‘win with money’
Students at Cayman’s trade school have been learning about financial investing and trading as part of a ‘tools for success’ course.
Pirates trade looting for scooting at Youth Skate Jam
A pirate flag waved over the Black Pearl Skate Park on Saturday. The skate park, which shares its name with the fictional Pirates of the Caribbean ship, played host to the annual Youth Skate Jam, this time with pirate flare.
