NTB

National Technical/ and Vocational Training Tuition Assistance Programme (NTVT): The NTVT tuition assistance award is increasing in demand by those in need of technical training and vocational education. Awards are given to help Bermudians acquire skills and qualifications important to the Island’s economy and progress. In order to facilitate applicants with immediate funding assistance needs and those seeking assistance for short-course programmes.

• Architectural Building Technology
• Architectural Engineering
• Technology
• Automotive Collision Repair Technology
• Automotive Technology
• Aviation Maintenance Technology
• Carpentry & Joinery Technology
• Clinical Medical Diagnostic Medical Cardiology
• Diagnostic Medical Sonography
• Digital Media
• Drafting & Design Technology
• Electrical Engineering Technology
• Electrical Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technology
• Facility Management
• Garment Making
• Graphic Design
• Industrial Electronics Technology
• Information Technology
• IT Network Engineering
• Landscaping & Horticulture
• Marine Diesel Engineering
• Marine Technology
• Maritime Operations
• Mechanical Engineering Technology
• Masonry
• Motor Vehicle Technology
• Multimedia & Web Design Technology
• Pharmacy Technician
• Plumbing Technology
• Power Engineering
• Refrigeration/Heating/Air-conditioning Technology
• Software Engineering Technology
• Welding Technology
• TechnologyCosmetologyCulinary ArtsAssistant

 Under this Programme, the NTB provides funding and advice to Bermudians pursuing job-entry technical and vocational skills and qualifications at local and overseas institutions in areas such as information technology. The National Technical and Vocational Training Tuition Assistance Programme enables applicants, who are not required to have completed the apprenticeship or traineeship programme, to pursue associates or bachelor’s degrees in a chosen technical and vocational occupation.

The NTVT awards are given for two years, but in exceptional circumstances, the National Training Board provides support for shorter periods at the request of employers. The awards cover the tuition portion of the programme for the duration of study. Funding is not provided for food, accommodation, books, medical insurance etc.

The principal benefit to the recipients of the assistance, from the National Training Board is the provision of funding for the duration of the training period. However, individuals are not contracted to any single employer and, on the successful completion of their courses, can seek employment in any area or with any employer in their chosen field of expertise.

For information about our application process, please visit the “Finance Training” page