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CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL ANNUAL REPORT 2020

World Class Exams – Syllabus Development

THE CXC® LEARNING INSTITUTE

THE CXC® LEARNING INSTITUTE Table 1.1 – Total Number of Customers Served (Quarters 1-4)
As the official training arm of the Caribbean Examinations Customer Intervention Number of
Council, the CXC® Learning Institute seeks to: Type Type Participants
• offer Teacher Orientation Workshops educators across • Webinars/Presentations
the regional; Teachers • Teacher Training 3,306
• provide Teacher Training sessions for teachers to ensure Workshops
best practices in the delivery of the syllabus; Corporate 60
Clients
• collaborate with Ministries of Education, regional and • Webinars/Presentations
international universities, schools and other organisations Parents 148
to implement best practices in teaching, learning and Students 1,741
assessment; Total # of Customers Served 5,255
• provide an avenue for leading the conversation on
emerging trends in teaching, learning and assessment; LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS)
• provide an avenue for sharing innovative practices to The CXC® Learning Institute’s LMS is in currently in the alpha
stakeholders within the Region as well as extra-regionally; testing stage and is expected to move to beta by April 2021.
• provide support to international examinations boards on Basic LMS features have already been enabled and pilot
innovative practice in assessment; and, testing activities are currently being conducted on the platform.
• provide opportunities for networking among Caribbean A cross-functional oversight committee was established in the
and international educators. first quarter of 2020 and that team meets weekly to monitor

the progress of the platform build-out. Notesmaster Caribbean
EMERGING CUSTOMER BASE Ltd remains the developers of the platform.
The Learning Institute served several stakeholders during the
first to fourth quarters of the current financial year. The table
below provides a summary of the emerging customer base
treated during the period, which totals 5,255 individuals.

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