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[Don1]

Caribbean's first 'aviation university' launched
Tuesday, August 12, 2014 | 2:17 PM



Senator Norman Grant

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- The Caribbean's first aviation industry oriented university was launched today at the Jampro boardroom in Kingston.
The Aviation University of the Americas will be located at the Denbigh Agricultural grounds in Clarendon and will begin classes in October.

The University will offer undergraduate and graduate programmes in aviation technology, aviation finance, aviation management, security, interior design and aviation agricultural science with supporting courses in customer service, entrepreneurship, information technology and languages.
Programmes will require a two-three year course of study.

According to Dave Robertson, head of the University, the cost will be no less than a million dollars for CARICOM residents.

[Peter R]

Caribbean's first 'aviation university' launched
Tuesday, August 12, 2014 | 2:17 PM



Senator Norman Grant

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- The Caribbean's first aviation industry oriented university was launched today at the Jampro boardroom in Kingston.
The Aviation University of the Americas will be located at the Denbigh Agricultural grounds in Clarendon and will begin classes in October.

The University will offer undergraduate and graduate programmes in aviation technology, aviation finance, aviation management, security, interior design and aviation agricultural science with supporting courses in customer service, entrepreneurship, information technology and languages.
Programmes will require a two-three year course of study.

According to Dave Robertson, head of the University, the cost will be no less than a million dollars for CARICOM residents.

What does that mean exactly? is that a bare minimum per year? or for total three years? and does it mean it could be ten times that?

[Don1]

What it means is bad reporting

Yuh supposed to know the Prof Robertson from College Common?