Dominica State College Unveils New Smart Classroom and Learning Hub Through Partnership with SAGE and the Government of Canada

The Dominica State College (DSC) is proud to announce the official launch of its newest Smart Classroom and Learning Hub, a state-of-the-art teaching and learning space established through a strategic partnership with Skills to Access the Green Economy (SAGE) and the Government of Canada.

The launch event, held on Wednesday, November 27th, brought together members of the College’s Management, Faculty, and Staff, along with representatives from SAGE and officials from the Ministry of Education. Their participation underscored the shared commitment to advancing education, digital literacy, and workforce readiness in Dominica.

The new Smart Classroom and Learning Hub is equipped with cutting-edge digital tools, interactive technology, and modern learning resources designed to elevate instructional delivery and strengthen student engagement. This initiative supports DSC’s ongoing efforts to enhance its academic infrastructure, promote innovative teaching methodologies, and broaden access to quality education across all programmes.

Pat Bidart of SAGE, speaking at the event, emphasized the project’s significance to the college’s long-term educational vision. She noted that this initiative forms part of a wider push to empower Caribbean institutions with the skills and resources needed to contribute meaningfully to sustainable development and environmentally responsible economic growth.

Trudy Christian, Officer in Charge of the Office of the President, also delivered remarks,

highlighting that the Smart Classroom and Learning Hub represents a meaningful investment in the students’ future. She noted that the new facility ensures students have the tools, technology, and learning environment required to thrive in a modern, green-focused global economy.

The partnership between DSC, SAGE, and the Government of Canada continues to play a pivotal role in supporting educational innovation, climate resilience, and workforce training. The Smart Classroom and Learning Hub will serve both students and faculty by fostering collaborative learning, creativity, and effective integration of modern technology into academic practice.

The Dominica State College extends its appreciation to all stakeholders who contributed to the success of this project and remains committed to building learning environments that prepare students for a dynamic and sustainable future.