
Name:Momk
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Comments: Wondering if anyone can give some active resources for homeschooling in Trinidad? Groups that meet etc? I am in the West, very interested but would love to figure out if there are support groups.
Name: Jewels
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Title: Home Schooling In Trinidad & Tobago
Comments: Who in the Ministry of Education are you supposed to notify when you homeschool? What department, and what is their contact info? If the child has never entered the school system, public or private, do they still need to notify the ministry? I am asking on behalf of several parents who have autistic children, some that have always been homeschooled, some children have attended private schools with bad results.
Jewels, you need to contact Student Support Services. They have changed buildings so you will need to contact the Ministry of Education directly and get proper information. The parents can also join the Autism Parents Association of Trinidad & Tobago. Their membership is free:
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Name: Whits
Title: Homeschooling
Comments: I'm thinking about home schooling my 6 year old daughter but I have no idea how or where to start. How does this work? Do I sign up with the ministry and they'll send a curriculum?
I was speaking with someone recently that said that more and more people are choosing to home school their children but I don't see it or hear about it, is it even legal to do that?
Name: Pillar
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Comments: My kids have began studying on Allision. They have already achieved 3 diplomas each however parents have been telling what I am doing is illegal can you help me?
Name: Neetu
Title: Homeschooling
Comments: I would to home school my daughter but I would like to know where I have to register her for SEA examination. She's in standard 4.
Whits, no the ministry will not send anything. However, I believe the syllabi is online for many subjects.
Pillar, what you are doing is NOT illegal. Homeschooling is NOT illegal in Trinidad & Tobago.
Hi Neetu, it is my understanding that you need to register your daughter with the Ministry of Education.
All now, you should find out particularly with regards to the continuous assessment component of the SEA exam. I believe they cater for home-schooled children so they might have provisions in place.