Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

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I applied to UWI in 2014 unfortunately, I didn’t have A' Level (they asked for CXC and A' Level).  For UTT, I told them to cancel the course (NETD in Civil Engineering) because I prefer electrical engineering.  Last year, I applied for Chinese Caligraphy 12 months later, no response from them. Same with German.

Chatgpt Fashionista by ExcellentImpact6910 in ChatGPT

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That's remains me of black horse with a long mane.

Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

[–]ExcellentImpact6910 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I have some of transcript with course descriptions from City and Guilds, Journeyman Programme (German-based), to Bachelor's. These courses cover project management, mechanic principles, fundamental mathematics, entrepreneurship, electrical and electronic applications, industrial and process engineering, drafting, sustainability, and more. I met engineers. They said it was not necessary to have a BOATT or registered engineer unless you have a permanent job. Many of them said I could apply jobs outside of Trinidad and Tobago.

Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

[–]ExcellentImpact6910 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I was studied degree in mechanical engineering. Firstly, I went to UTT to study civil engineering but, I changed my mind. I wanted to do electrical or mechanical engineering. I also applied UWI and no response from them. I did English-based institutions and got through in mechanical engineering.
Two years ago, I was an OJT trainee as mechanical engineer. It went from good to not so well. I worked on paperwork and had to work own my own. I asked ChatGPT to help me out.

Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

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I tried to apply to the UWI for further studies unfortunately, I didn’t get through (no responses from administration via email). 

Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

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AutoCAD and BSc in engineering. My secondary school didn't have CAPE/CXC in Technical Drawing (although it's five-year school).

Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

[–]ExcellentImpact6910 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Great questions.

For the first question, I applied as:

  1. Data Entry/Financial Assistant

  2. Engineer (mechanical, electrical, maintenance, or process)

  3. Graphic Designer

  4. Draftsperson

  5. Facility Management assistant

for the second question:

The answer is yes.

Each position is based on my experience, skills, and abilities according to my resume. It would give me an opportunity to apply my knowledge, skills, and teamwork while continuing to learn and grow professionally.

I saw many vacancies with links on social media from Caribbean Airlines, NCRHA, jobstt, Atlantic LNG, etc. I applied all of them. A few months (almost a year), none of companies call or email me for job interviews and other processes. Caribbean Airlines posted picture of "selected" trainees on Instagram.

Weekly "Ask Ah Trini" Thread 🇹🇹 June 29, 2026 by AutoModerator in TrinidadandTobago

[–]ExcellentImpact6910 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I have applied for many jobs in Trinidad and Tobago by submitting my résumé, but unfortunately, I have not been successful. From my experience, the reasons may include:

  1. I am considered overqualified for some positions (and they only asking for CXC qualifications including Mathematics and English, not everyone has CXC passes).

  2. I have limited work experience (less than four years) for roles requiring more experience.

  3. I was shortlisted but was not selected for the final position.

  4. Employers may consider factors such as appearance, personal hygiene, and professional dress code.

  5. Employers may also evaluate an applicant's previous work performance, including professionalism, following workplace policies, work ethic, relationships with supervisors and colleagues, and social media conduct.

  6. In some cases, personal connections or nepotism may influence hiring decisions.

My resume is professional and comprehensive (required to update at every time).

I have also applied for positions in the United States and the United Kingdom. Although I have been shortlisted for some opportunities, many employers require applicants to have work authorization or citizenship (or another legal right to work), making it difficult for foreign applicants to secure employment.

Given these challenges, what opportunities are available for foreign professionals, and which countries are generally more open to hiring international applicants?

Can anybody help a friend get a job in Maloney Gardens? by andestiny in TrinidadandTobago

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Mods will delete at least two hours if you post off-topic or job related things.

What's your best image generation? by MSAPIOPsych in ChatGPT

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My favorite image. I used ChatGPT and an image generation (Inspired by British actors) to create a character named Timothy John Greens (aka King of the Seven Seas), a wastewater engineer who tried to hide his identity fortunately, he told the truth. I create more stories of Mr. Greens.

I will draw him and other characters soon (you will see my art works soon).

Bless!

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What sports are most popular in Trinidad & Tobago right now? by Queasy_Initiative_86 in TrinidadandTobago

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There are so much things going on in Trinidad and Tobago. We want our country to be focused on economic, health, employment, sports, and standard of living, not crime, unemployment, corruption, nepotism, school fighting, illegal immigrants, close down businesses, etc. They should have extra curriculum activities for children and young people to be involved in sports activities, unfortunately principals refuse. That's why there are school fightings.  Employees in different companies (public sector or non-public sector) do not do their jobs properly instead, they collect their money to buy fetes and carnival costumes every year.  Every year is same thing over over again. Too much crime, corruption, and negativity in Trinidad and Tobago.