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Title	Description
YTEPP - The Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme	YTEPP - The Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme. The Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme (YTEPP) is an intervention strategy aimed at addressing the issue of escalating unemployment, particularly among young persons between the ages of 15 and 35. Please contact any of YTEPP Limited's four full-time centres, using the information at the bottom of this page, for details regarding other locations.
The National Museum and Art Gallery	The National Museum and Art Gallery. The National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago is the country's most important museum. The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Museum is located at the Old Police Headquarters on St. Vincent Street in Port of Spain, and is open 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, Tuesday and Saturday, except public holidays.
Public Holidays	Trinidad and Tobago is a multi-cultural country that celebrates its diversity with a wide range of public holidays. Please visit the About T&T section for information on the many festivals, celebrations and events that occur outside of our official public holidays. Please visit the About T&T or Events sections of this site for more information on what's going on, or follow the link below.
The Tobago Youthbuild Programme	The Youthbuild Programme provides free classes to young people that teach useful skills that will help them earn a living and lead more fulfilling and productive lives. Please visit your village council where you can choose from a list of classes that are offered in your area. Schools or educational institutions that wish to offer Youthbuild classes should contact the Administrator at the Division of Community Development at the address below.
Prime Minister's Best Village Trophy Competition	Prime Minister's Best Village Trophy Competition. The Prime Minister's Best Village Trophy Competition starts in January of each year, and is a year round programme that provides an opportunity for communities to be more conscious of their culture and environment. Additional information on the Prime Minister's Best Village trophy Competition can be obtained by contacting any of the offices below:.
Holidays and Festivals	Trinidad and Tobago, being a multiracial, multicultural society, is home to events and festivals all year round. Phagwa or Holi. Tobago Heritage Festival.
National Emblems	Find information on Trinidad and Tobago's national symbols and emblems. Related Services General Information-->. Noteworthy Cities and Towns.
Sporting Facilities	Trinidad and Tobago possess an abundance of sporting talent, a fact that is demonstrated by the achievements of our sportsmen and women, locally and internationally. The Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs strives to ensure that stadia and indoor complexes are developed, operated and maintained so that residents, individuals and community groups have access to quality venues for sporting and recreation activities. The Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs maintains a number of facilities that can be used for general training or sporting competitions.
National Awards of Trinidad and Tobago	National Awards of Trinidad and Tobago. The National Awards of Trinidad and Tobago recognize the contributions of citizens and non-nationals who have had a significant and positive impact on the twin-island Republic. All citizens of Trinidad and Tobago and non-nationals of distinction, alive or deceased, are eligible to be considered for a National Award.
The Sport and Culture Fund	The Sport and Culture Fund facilitates the provision of sporting and cultural activities in Trinidad and Tobago by providing grants and loans to deserving individuals, groups and organisations. Assistance will be given to ventures that are deemed by the Sport and Culture Board of Management to be of benefit to the community or the nation as a whole. An organization, group or individual that receives funding from the Board will be required to wait for a period of 24 months before seeking further assistance from the Fund.
Youth Development and Apprenticeship Centres	Youth Development and Apprenticeship Centres. Youth Development and Apprenticeship Centres (YDAC) offer a variety of training programmes for young men and women between the ages of 15 and 17. Youths between the ages of 15 and 17 are encouraged to apply for this programme.
The Sport and Culture Fund - Supporting Documentation Requirements	The Sport and Culture Fund - Supporting Documentation Requirements. The documents to be submitted along with the application form, depend on the purpose for which funding is being sought. Organizations or groups applying for assistance must provide the following in addition to the supporting documents outlined below for the particular application:.
Music Schools in the Community Programme	Music Schools in the Community Programme. This is an initiative of the Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism to introduce formal music training to young persons. How can I become a tutor/get a music school?.
Official Public Holidays 2019	Official Public Holidays 2019. Public holidays are authorized by law and limit work or official business on those dates. Therefore all government offices, banks, and most businesses are closed on public holidays in Trinidad and Tobago.
Sporting Facility Locations	Please contact sporting facilities directly for information on availability, booking and hours of operation. Southern Main Road. Princes Town District Office.
The National Registry of Artists and Cultural Workers	The National Registry of Artists and Cultural Workers. The National Registry of Artists and Cultural Workers is a programme of the Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism that registers Artists, Cultural Workers, and Cultural Organisations and Groups and certifies audio, visual, and video productions. Proof of citizenship: One form of valid picture ID alongside Birth Certificate or valid Passport (For Individuals) or Copies of the organisation’s articles of association or incorporation / constitution or by-laws (For Organisations).
Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism Cultural and Technical Camps	Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism Cultural and Technical Camps. The Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism Cultural and Technical Camps are designed to provide training in the performing arts and related disciplines. These camps are intended to create safe spaces where the young people of Trinidad and Tobago can learn a variety of art forms and life skills to build cultural confidence and a sense of national pride.
YTEPP - The Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme	YTEPP - The Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme. The Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme (YTEPP) is an intervention strategy aimed at addressing the issue of escalating unemployment, particularly among young persons between the ages of 15 and 35. Please contact any of YTEPP Limited's four full-time centres, using the information at the bottom of this page, for details regarding other locations.
The National Museum and Art Gallery	The National Museum and Art Gallery. The National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago is the country's most important museum. The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Museum is located at the Old Police Headquarters on St. Vincent Street in Port of Spain, and is open 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, Tuesday and Saturday, except public holidays.
The Tobago Youthbuild Programme	The Youthbuild Programme provides free classes to young people that teach useful skills that will help them earn a living and lead more fulfilling and productive lives. Please visit your village council where you can choose from a list of classes that are offered in your area. Schools or educational institutions that wish to offer Youthbuild classes should contact the Administrator at the Division of Community Development at the address below.
The Sport and Culture Fund	The Sport and Culture Fund facilitates the provision of sporting and cultural activities in Trinidad and Tobago by providing grants and loans to deserving individuals, groups and organisations. Assistance will be given to ventures that are deemed by the Sport and Culture Board of Management to be of benefit to the community or the nation as a whole. An organization, group or individual that receives funding from the Board will be required to wait for a period of 24 months before seeking further assistance from the Fund.
The Sport and Culture Fund - Supporting Documentation Requirements	The Sport and Culture Fund - Supporting Documentation Requirements. The documents to be submitted along with the application form, depend on the purpose for which funding is being sought. Organizations or groups applying for assistance must provide the following in addition to the supporting documents outlined below for the particular application:.
Official Public Holidays 2019	Official Public Holidays 2019. Public holidays are authorized by law and limit work or official business on those dates. Therefore all government offices, banks, and most businesses are closed on public holidays in Trinidad and Tobago.
The National Museum and Art Gallery	The National Museum and Art Gallery. The National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago is the country's most important museum. The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Museum is located at the Old Police Headquarters on St. Vincent Street in Port of Spain, and is open 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, Tuesday and Saturday, except public holidays.
Public Holidays	Trinidad and Tobago is a multi-cultural country that celebrates its diversity with a wide range of public holidays. Please visit the About T&T section for information on the many festivals, celebrations and events that occur outside of our official public holidays. Please visit the About T&T or Events sections of this site for more information on what's going on, or follow the link below.
National Emblems	Find information on Trinidad and Tobago's national symbols and emblems. Related Services General Information-->. Noteworthy Cities and Towns.
Holidays and Festivals	Trinidad and Tobago, being a multiracial, multicultural society, is home to events and festivals all year round. Phagwa or Holi. Tobago Heritage Festival.
Tobago Fest	Enjoyed Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago so much that you can't wait to come again next year? But the 'new' has not completely replaced the 'old'. These quaint and quirky elements have long been an integral, fun part of our cultural landscape - and have now become popular features at this mid-September celebration of life!.
Tobago Heritage Festival	The Tobago Heritage Festival is a major event on the national calendar, especially for the island of Tobago. The festival is fast becoming the main event on the Tobago calendar and it has become accepted as its signature event, becoming for Tobago what Carnival is for Trinidad. The productions are based in the very quaint and picturesque villages of Tobago, which brings a certain measure of authenticity to the productions and also allows visitors an opportunity to explore the island as they move from one venue to another.
Cuisine	The cuisine of a country gives an intimate insight into its lifestyle, its culture, its people - and we'll bet you've never met anyone who loves a good meal as much as a Trinbagonian! The food fare of Trinidad and Tobago is as multifaceted as the folks who live here - how could it not be with the wide variety of influences and extensive range of tastes? When dinnertime rolls around, the world is at your feet, for we have perhaps the largest array of restaurants in the entire Caribbean and all of them are good!
Official Public Holidays 2019	Official Public Holidays 2019. Public holidays are authorized by law and limit work or official business on those dates. Therefore all government offices, banks, and most businesses are closed on public holidays in Trinidad and Tobago.

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