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November 5, 2016

“A Rich and Diversified Technical//Vocational Programme”

The curriculum at STETHS is a diverse one that caters to the varied abilities of our students in the following departments:

Business Education

Home Economics

Physical Education

Agricultural Science

Visual Arts

Industrial Technology

Science

Mathematics

Language

These subject offerings and training have produced well- rouned and successful graduates in all spheres of life in Jamaica and abroad.

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