CAPE Diploma: General Studies
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
To qualify for entry into the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency examinations (CAPE) programme at the Division of Arts, Sciences and General Studies, an applicant must have a minimum of five (5) CSEC (CXC) General Proficiency passes (Grades I, II or III) or their equivalent including English A.
Awards
Complete three (3) CAPE courses to obtain a CAPE diploma.
Students are required to pass all three modules of EACH course taken. A minimum of two 2-Unit courses must be taken in order to qualify for CFBC Certification.
| CAPE Subjects | Prerequisites or Entry Requirements | |
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| Accounting Applied Mathematics Art & Design Biology Chemistry Caribbean Studies Communication Studies Computer Science Digital Media Economics Environmental Science Entrepreneurship French Geography History Information Technology Integrated Mathematics Law Literatures in English Management of Business Physic Pure Mathematics Sociology Spanish Tourism |
Principles of Accounts Mathematics Visual Arts or Clothing & Textiles, or Technical Drawing, or Information Technology, or Woodwork Biology, Chemistry Chemistry, Mathematics None None Information Technology , Mathematics None but Information Technology and Visual Arts are assets None but Economics and Mathematics are assets Geography, Integrated Science or Chemistry or Physics or Biology None but English A is an asset French but English B is an asset Geography History Information Technology Mathematics History or English B English A, English B Principles of Accounts is an asset Physics, Mathematics Mathematics History or Social Studies or Geography Spanish but English B is an asset None but English A is an asset |
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6th Annual Author’s Forum
CFBC TO HOST SIXTH IN CELEBRATION OF BOOKS: AN AUTHORS’ FORUM ON THURSDAY, 5th MARCH 2026
Basseterre, St. Kitts: The Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) is set to host its sixth Authors’ Forum “In Celebration of Books” on Thursday, 5th March 2026 at 5:00 pm in the Poinciana Conference Room at the CFBC main campus on Burdon Street, Basseterre. Admission is free.
The event will feature a dynamic lineup of authors showcasing their works. Melissa James will present When Are You Going to Get a Real Career? —A Guide to Designing a Career You Would Be Proud Of. Chesil Hamilton will share insights from his book Social Security—My Topical Reflections (Essays and Issues). Milton Whittaker will highlight Plants Around Us (Part III), while Jessica Byron will discuss Global Institutions—Summits and Regional Governance: The Americas in Comparative Perspective. Rounding out the group is Coryn Anaya Clarke, author of Chronicles of Coryn—Let’s Talk About Friendship.
As the sole indigenous tertiary-level institution in St. Kitts and Nevis, dedicated to delivering comprehensive academic, professional, and vocational education and training, the CFBC promotes the appreciation of books and the joy of reading and writing.
The CFBC invites students, staff, faculty and the wider public to this important forum where they can learn more about our local authors and engage them in stimulating discussion.
6th Annual Author’s Forum
