This syllabus provides a foundation for further study of Accounting at pre-professional and professional levels. It provides opportunities for individuals to acquire relevant competencies, attitudes and values for the work environment and to develop an awareness of the social and ethical responsibilities of accountants and users of financial information regionally and internationally.
Associate of Arts Business Studies – Accounts
Candidate MUST have Five (5) subjects at CXC General Proficiency including Mathematics, English and Accounts.
General Education Requirements |
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| Communication Studies | Caribbean Studies | Integrated Maths |
| COMM1001 Module 1 – Gathering and Processing Information COMM1002 Module 2 – Language and Community COMM1003 Module 3 – Speaking and Writing |
CCST1181 Module 1 – Caribbean Society and Culture CCST1182 Module 2 – Issues in Caribbean Development CCST1183 Module 3 – Investigating Issues in the Caribbean |
CMTH1331 Module 1 – Foundations of Mathematics CMTH1332 Module 2 – Statistics CMTH1333 Module 3 – Calculus |
Core Courses
Financial Accounting Unit 1
ACCT1011 Module 1 – Accounting Theory, Recording and Control Systems
ACCT1012 Module 2 – Preparation of Financial Statements
ACCT1013 Module 3 – Financial Reporting and Interpretation
Cost and Management Accounting Unit 2
ACCT2011 Module 1 – Costing Principles
ACCT2012 Module 2 – Costing Systems
ACCT2013 Module 3 – Planning and Decision Making
Management of Business Unit 1: Management Principles and Processes
MGMT1121 Module 1 – Business and its Environment
MGMT1122 Module 2 – The Management of People
MGMT1123 Module 3 – Business Finance and Accounting
Management of Business Unit 2: Application in Management
MGMT2121 Module 1 – Production and Operations Management
MGMT2122 Module 2 – Fundamentals of Marketing
MGMT2123 Module 3 – Small Business Management
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Students help refugees with community integration
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KAMIL WILIN – 2nd Runner Up State Scholar!
KAMIL WILIN – 2nd Runner Up State Scholar offered nine (9) subjects and achieved grade ones in Accounting Units 1 and 2, Economics Units 1 and 2, Communication Studies and Management of Business Unit 2; three (3) Grade II passes in Caribbean Studies, Information Technology Unit 1 and Management of Business Unit 2.
Congratulations to Philmon Roberts, Orian Stapleton and Kamil Wilkin, their parents and respective colleges on their extraordinary achievements and we encourage them to continue striving for excellence.
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Orian Stapleton 2016 Runner-up State Scholar!
Orian Stapleton and Kamil Wilkin both gained six (6) Grade I passes from seven (7) qualifying units. In accordance with the established criteria for determining a tiebreak, CXC computed the General Module Performance for them and it was determined that Orian has 16 – As and 11 – Bs while Kamil has 16 – As and 7 – Bs.
Hence, Orian Stapleton of the Nevis Sixth Form College is the 2016 Runner-up State Scholar and Kamil Wilkin also of the Nevis Sixth Form College is the 2016 Second Runner-up State Scholar.
Orian offered ten (10) subjects and achieved grade ones in Biology Units 1 and 2, Chemistry Units 1 and 2, Physics Unit 2 and Pure Mathematics Unit 2; three (3) Grade II passes in Caribbean Studies Communication Studies and Physics Unit 1; one (1) Grade III pass Pure Mathematics Unit 1.
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PHILMON ROBERTS 2016 State Scholar!
It’s official! PHILMON ROBERTS of CFBC is the 2016 State Scholar!
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has provided the Scholarship Rank Order Listing for St. Kitts and Nevis. The listing is based on candidates’ performance on the 2015 and 2016 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE). Candidates are ranked by the highest number of Grade 1 passes obtained in seven qualifying units and then other criteria in the event of a tie.
The rank order is as follows:
1. PHILMON ROBERTS – CFBC: 10 Grade I passes
2. ORIAN STAPLETON – Nevis Sixth Form College 6 Grade I passes
3. KAMIL WILKIN – Nevis Sixth Form College Six 6 Grade I passes
Philmon offered ten (10) subjects and obtained ten (10) Grade I passes Caribbean Studies, Chemistry Units 1 and 2, Communication Studies, Computer Science Units 1 and 2, Physics Unit 1 and 2, and Pure Mathematics Units 1 and 2.
He also wins the award for the Most Outstanding Performance in Natural Sciences.
Performing Arts Students
Congratulations to CFBC Performing Arts Students Tronelle Chumney, Shanelia Francis and Takoya Slack on the successful staging of the inaugural Cultural Storytelling Series. It was standing room only as many wanted to be a part of history. Tuesday night’s event focused on The Mummies.
Here they are pictured with Host Creighton Pencheon and reigning National Carnival Queen Orngel Erskine and Kadeema Blanchette, Miss Talented Teen.
AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIDGERATION
The Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC) programme is a two-year full-time Technician Programme designed to advance the preparation of individuals for careers in the refrigeration and air conditioning field. The purpose of the programme is to develop the level of knowledge required y Technicians, over a wide range of applications. The programme also provides a progressive pattern of specialism in RAC principles and technology
ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS
The requirements to enter the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician programme at CFBC are as follows:
- CSEC English Language (Grade I, II, or III) or its equivalence
- CSEC Mathematics (Grade I, II, or III) or its equivalence
- Any Other Four (4) CSEC subjects (Grade I, II, or III) or the equivalence
- Any Other TWO (2) CSEC subjects (Grade I, II, or III) or the equivalence OR
- NVQ in the related field** OR
- CFBC Diploma in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology OR
- Special consideration will be given to mature students (over 25) under the College Mature Student Clause. These candidates will be required to complete a professional development portfolio, which will serve as documented evidence of their prior knowledge experience(s).
AWARDS: CFBC Associate Degree in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician.
| Course Codes | YEAR 1: SEMESTER 1 | Credits | Prerequisite |
| RFAC1001 | Introduction to Refrigeration | 2 | |
| RFAC1005 | Electricity for RAC 1 | 2 | |
| RFAC1002 | Trade Tools & Testing Instruments | 3 | |
| TCOM1001 | Technical Communication I | 3 | CSEC English |
| TVTM1001 | Technical Mathematics 1 (College Algebra) | 3 | CSEC Maths |
| SAFE1000 | Occupational Health & Safety I | 2 | |
| COMP1013 | Computer Application I | 3 | |
| EESC2001 | Engineering Science | 2 | |
| YEAR 1: SEMESTER 2 | |||
| RFAC1008 | Electricity for RAC II | 2 | RFAC1005 |
| RFAC1007 | Refrigeration Components | 2 | RFAC1001 |
| RFAC1004 | Refrigerant Management | 2 | RFAC1001,RFAC1002 |
| WELD1001 | Maintenance Welding | 2 | |
| ELEC1007 | Residential, Commercial & Industrial Wiring | 3 | |
| COMP2013 | Computer Application II | 3 | COMP1013 |
| TCOM2001 | Technical Communication II (Reports) | 3 | TCOM1001 |
| TVTM1002 | Technical Mathematics II (Trigonometry) | 3 | TVTM1001 |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER I | |||
| RFAC2000 | Electricity for RAC III | 3 | RFAC1008 |
| ELEC1005 | Introduction to Electronics | 3 | |
| RFAC2013 | Residential Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1 | 3 | RFAC1001,RFAC1002
RFAC1005 |
| RFAC2014 | Commercial Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1 | 3 | RFAC1001,RFAC1002
RFAC1005 |
| CBST1001 | Caribbean Issues & Perspectives | 3 | |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER 2 | |||
| RFAC2103 | Residential Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2 | 3 | RFAC2013 |
| RFAC2104 | Commercial Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2 | 3 | RFAC2014 |
| RFAC2007 | Electricity for RAC IV | 3 | RFAC2000 |
| SPAN1001 | Spanish | 3 | |
| MGMT2006 | Entrepreneurship | 3 | |
| RFAC2002 | Internship/Capstone | 3 | |
| TOTAL CREDITS | 73 |
Electrical & Electronic Engineering Technology
The Electrical and Electronic Technology Technician (EET) programme is a two-year full-time Technician Program designed to advance the prepare individuals for a career in the electrical and/or electronics industry. The purpose of the programme is to develop the level of knowledge required by Technicians, over a wide range of applications. The programme also provides a progressive pattern of specialism in electrical and electronics principles and technology.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The requirements to enter the Electrical and Electronics Technician programme at CFBC are as follows:
- CSEC English Language (Grade I, II, or III) or its equivalence
- CSEC Mathematics (Grade I, II, or III) or its equivalence
- Any Other Four (4) CSEC subjects (Grade I, II, or III) or the equivalence OR
- CVQ Level 2 in the related field** OR
- CFBC Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Technology OR
- Special consideration will be given to mature students (over 25) under the College Mature Student Clause. These candidates will be required to complete a professional development portfolio, which will serve as documented evidence of their prior knowledge experience(s)
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
| YEAR 1: SEMESTER 1 | ||
| RFAC1001 | Introduction to Refrigeration | 3 |
| ELEC1005 | Electrical Principles 1 | 3 |
| RFAC1002 | Trade Tools & Testing Instruments | 3 |
| TCOM 1001 | Technical Communication I | 3 |
| TVTM 1001 | Technical Mathematics I (College Algebra) | 3 |
| SAFE1001 | Occupational Health and Safety | 3 |
| TOTAL | 18 | |
| YEAR 1: SEMESTER 2 | ||
| RFAC2011 | Refrigeration Components | 3 |
| RFAC1004 | Refrigerant Management | 3 |
| WELD1001 | Maintenance Welding | 3 |
| TVTM1002 | Technical Mathematics II | 3 |
| RFAC2007 | Electric For RFAC 1 | |
| EESC2001 | Engineering Science 1 | 3 |
| COMP1013 | Information Technology | 3 |
| TOTAL | 18 | |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER I | ||
| TCOM2001 | Technical Communication II (Reports) | 3 |
| RFAC2000 | Electricity for RAC II | 3 |
| COAD2001 | Engineering Drawing and Design | 3 |
| RFAC2001 | Residential Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1 | 4 |
| RFAC 2104 | Commercial Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1 | 4 |
| ELEC1007 | Residential, Commercial & Industrial Wiring | 3 |
| CBST 1001 | Caribbean Issues & Perspectives | 3 |
| TOTAL | 20 | |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER 2 | ||
| RFAC2001 | Residential Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2 | 4 |
| RFAC2104 | Commercial Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2 | 4 |
| RFAC2000 | Electricity for RAC II I | 3 |
| SPAN 1001 | Spanish | 3 |
| MCMT2006 | Entrepreneurship | 3 |
| RFAC2101 | Customer Relations | 3 |
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TOTAL |
17 | |
| YEAR 2: SUMMER | ||
| INTP1001 | Internship/Capstone | 6 |
| TOTAL | 6 | |
| TOTAL CREDITS | 78 | |
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TIMBER VOCATIONS CARPENTRY and Joinery Course
This programme has been designed to provide a two year 4 Semesters full-time Diploma in Timber Vocation-Carpentry. This course is intended to provide the Students with the necessary skills and information to cope with the ever-increasing changes in the techniques in timber construction as indicated in the list of objectives. In order to become eligible for graduation a student must have been present for at least 80% of each Module and have successfully completed all class-related work and course assignments/projects/examinations. Students failing three or more modules will have to repeat the year of study
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- Any FOUR (4) CSEC subjects (Grade I, II, or III) or the equivalence
- CCSLC Certificate OR
- An AVEC Certificate of Competence in the related field OR
- NVQ Certificate in the related field** OR
- CVQ Level 2 in the related field** OR
- City & Guilds Level 2 in the related field** OR
- ONE (1) or TWO (2) years of working experience in the related field OR
- Special consideration will be given to mature students (over 25) under the College Mature Student Clause. These candidates will be required to complete a professional development portfolio, which will serve as documented evidence of their prior knowledge experience(s).
AWARDS
CFBC Diploma in Timber Vocation-Carpentry.
To obtain a CFBC Degree in Timber Vocation-Carpentry candidates will be required to successfully complete all courses.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
YEAR 1: SEMESTER 1
| Course Codes | COURSE NAME | CREDITS | Pre-Requisites |
| TCOM1001 | Technical Communication 1 | 3 | CSEC English |
| TVTM1001 | Technical Mathematics I | 3 | CSEC MATHS |
| CARP1001 | Building Science I | 2 | |
| SAFE1000 | Occupational Health and Safety I | 2 | |
| CARP1002 | Construction Technology 1 | 2 | |
| CARP1003 | Basic Construction Skills I | 2 | |
| CARP1005 | Computer Applications I | 3 | |
| CARP1000 | Workshop Practice 1 | 2 | |
| DRAW1002 | Construction Drawing 1 | 2 | |
| YEAR 1: SEMESTER 2 | |||
| CARP1004 | Building Science 2 | 2 | CARP1001 |
| CARP1006 | Construction Technology 2 | 2 | |
| CARP1007 | Workshop Practice 2 | 2 | CARP1000 |
| TCOM2001 | Communication II (Technical Reports) | 3 | |
| CARP1008 | Basic Construction Skills 2 | 2 | CARP1003 |
| TVTM1002 | Technical Mathematics II | 3 | |
| ELCI1000 | Electrical Installation I | 2 | |
| DRAW1003 | Construction Drawing II | 2 | DRAW1002 |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER 3 | |||
| ARTS2001 | Arts and Design 1 | 2 | |
| CARP2001 | Projects 1 | 2 | |
| CARP2002 | Site Carpentry 1 | 2 | |
| CARP2004 | Building Surveying 1 | 2 | |
| COMP1011 | Computer Aided Drawing | 2 | |
| DRAW2001 | Construction Drawing II | 2 | |
| ELEC2001 | Electrical Installations II | 2 | |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER 4 | |||
| CARP2005 | Site Carpentry II | 2 | CARP2002 |
| CARP2010 | Building Surveying II | 2 | CARP2004 |
| CARP2008 | Workshop Practice 4 | 3 | |
| ARST2003 | Painting & Decorating | 2 | |
| COMP2012 | Computer Aided Drawing 2 | 2 | COMP1011 |
| CARP2000 | Bench Joinery | 4 | |
| CARP2009 | Projects 2 | 2 | CARP2001 |
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AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
The Associate Automotive Engineering Technology degree programme was designed to develop knowledge and skills in all technical aspects of the automobile. It aims at developing manual skills in servicing, testing, diagnosing and repairing the automotive. The programme prepares individuals with the requisite skills for employment in the automotive industry. It also develops knowledge and skills that will allow the successful graduate to advance their studies or matriculate into advanced-level programme in automotive engineering technology.
ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS
The requirements to enter the Automotive Engineering Technology programme at CFBC are as follows:
- CSEC Mathematics (Grade I, II, or III) or its equivalence.
- CSEC English Language (Grade I, II, or III) or its equivalence
- Any other TWO (2) CSEC subjects (Grade I, II, or III) or the equivalence
- Any Other Four (4) CSEC subjects (Grade I, II, or III) or the equivalence OR
- NVQ in the related field** OR
- CVQ Level 2 in the related field OR
- CFBC Diploma in Automotive Engineering Technology OR
- Special consideration will be given to mature students (over 25) under the College Mature Student Clause. These candidates will be required to complete a professional development portfolio, which will serve as documented evidence of their prior knowledge experience(s)
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
| Course Code | YEAR 1 SEMESTER 1 | CREDITS | Pre-requisites |
| AUTO1001 | Introduction Internal Combustion Engines | 3 | |
| AUTO1005 | Auto Electrical & Electronic Systems 1 | 3 | |
| MECH1001 | Mechanical Technology | 2 | |
| MECH1003 | Mechanical Workshop I | 2 | |
| MVSC1001 | Engineering Science | 3 | |
| SAFE1000 | Occupational Health and Safety I | 2 | |
| TCOM1001 | Technical Communication I | 3 | CSEC English |
| TVTM1001 | Technical Mathematics 1 (College Algebra) | 3 | CSEC Math’s |
| COMP1013 | Computer Application I | 3 | |
| YEAR 1: SEMESTER2 | |||
| AUTO1003 | Fuel and Emission Systems | 3 | AUTO1001 |
| AUTO1004 | Auto Chassis Systems 1 | 3 | AUTO1001 |
| AUTO1015 | Auto Electrical & Electronic Systems II | 3 | AUTO1005 |
| TCOM2001 | Technical Communication II (Technical Reports) | 3 | TCOM1001 |
| TVTM1002 | Technical Mathematics II | 3 | TVTM1001 |
| WELD1001 | Maintenance Welding I | 2 | |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER 1 | |||
| MECH2001 | Mechanical Workshop II | 3 | MECH1003 |
| TECH2001 | Motor Vehicle Technology | 3 | AUTO1001,AUTO1003 |
| TECH2003 | Workshop Practice I | 3 | |
| AUTO2005 | Auto Electrical & Electronic Systems III | 3 | AUTO1015 |
| MGMT2010 | Small Business Management | 3 | |
| WELD2001 | Welding Practice II | 2 | WELD1001 |
| YEAR 2: SEMESTER2 | |||
| AUTO2015 | Auto Electrical & Electronic Systems 4 | 4 | AUTO2005 |
| MGMT2006 | Entrepreneurship | 3 | |
| SPAN1001 | Spanish | 3 | |
| SFAT1001 | Structured Field Assignment | 2 | |
| TECH2004 | Workshop Practice II | 3 | TECH2003 |
| AUTO ELECTIVES (2 of 3) | |||
| AUTO2009 | Auto Air-Conditioning | 2 | |
| AUTO2007 | Transmission | 2 | |
| AUTO2008 | Advanced Diagnostics & Performance | 2 | |
| AUTO2004 | Project (Research, Design & Development) | 3 | |
| TOTAL CREDITS | 84 |
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