When it comes Careers Day at the Layman E. Scott Sr. High School, one of the most anticipated exhibits is the District Administration booth, and this year did not disappoint.

The event, which was held on March 20, attracted students with varying interests and staff from the District Commissioner’s Office, as well as the Customs, Immigration, and Computer Services Departments once again provided informative and memorable booths.

This year a new “passport” was distributed to all who visited the District Administration booths, which encouraged the holder to visit all four departments and have their passport stamped by each one.

Those who did so received a District Administration commemorative mug.

Photo Caption: Students Attend Career Day Expo and Ms. Wanda Tatum, Administrative Officer at District Administration distributes the free giveaways to students.

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District Administration welcomes Leadership Class of 2015

District Commissioner Ernie Scott and Deputy District Commissioner Mark Tibbetts recently hosted the Leadership Cayman (LC) class of 2015 on a tour of the District Administration office for a Sister Islands Perspective Seminar.

Leadership Cayman is designed to promote and enhance community leadership by providing participants with an in-depth introduction to social, economic, business and political issues in the Cayman Islands.

Through interaction with community leaders and decision-makers, members gain valuable insight into how our community works.

Mrs. Chevala Burke, Marketing & Promotions Manager for District Administration, who attended the Seminar is the first Sister Islands Government employee to participate in the programme.