Theatre Arts
CXC CSEC

Theatre Arts   is  at  the    centre  of    the    cultural  expression  of    Caribbean  peoples.  As  a  discipline,  Theatre Arts reflects  life  and contributes  uniquely  to  the    spiritual,  intellectual,  social,  emotional,  and  aesthetic  growth of    an  individual.  Theatre Arts  employs a  variety  of    arts,  such  as,  dance,  choreography,   acting, playwriting and directing.   It  also  uses the  crafts of  the  carpenter,  painter,  artist and designer, and the  skills  of organisation, co-ordination, and stage   management of activities.  Consequently, Theatre Arts also contributes invaluably  to  the  creative  economy  of  the  region

CSEC Music
CXC CSEC

In offering the CSEC Music syllabus, the Caribbean Examinations Council is providing opportunities for the development of a practical knowledge of music and of the skills of analysis that can form the basis for further studies in teaching, performing, conducting, composing and arranging, the music business and other music-related fields. The syllabus is rooted in Caribbean musical expressions, as well as in the musical expressions of other cultures. Further, the syllabus enables regional peoples to participate in the continuing development of Caribbean musical culture and to contribute to, and draw from, the pool of knowledge that constitutes world music.

The Music syllabus focuses on three major topics or profile dimensions namely:

  • Listening and Appraising (LIAP)
  • Performing (PERF)
  • Composing (COMP)

Information Technology
CXC CSEC

Information Technology has evolved over the past five decades in response to the need for more efficient techniques to manage the significantly increased volume and sophistication of the knowledge reservoir of mankind. It merges the study of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Office Automation; involves the collection, storage, accessing, processing and dissemination of information and impacts on both work and leisure activities.

In a world characterised by technological innovation and computerized responses to situations in the work place and in the wider society, all citizens will need to have practical exposure to the techniques of Information Technology in order to bridge the widening gap between Caribbean nations and the developed countries and provide our citizens with the best chances for survival and growth in this new age.

Information Technology Sept. 2022 - June 2023
CXC CSEC

Information Technology has evolved over the past five decades in response to the need for more efficient techniques to manage the significantly increased volume and sophistication of the knowledge reservoir of mankind. It merges the study of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Office Automation; involves the collection, storage, accessing, processing and dissemination of information and impacts on both work and leisure activities.