Clarence College

Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College

The Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College founded by Sir Clarence Fitzroy Bryant in 1988, is still committed to providing affordable and accessible education in a stimulating learning environment. Its physical location, interdisciplinary curriculum and the range of programmes it delivers together with the community, network of staff, students, and the various publics that it serves, afford an enriching academic experience. The College operates as an inclusive educational institution that offers training at a variety of levels to meet the needs of its students. The college was established in 1988, under the name College of Further Education and was mandated to consolidate and augment the opportunities for tertiary level education. The college came into existence with the amalgamation of four previously existing institutions: the School of Nursing inaugurated in 1966, the Teacher's College established in 1967, the Technical College organized in 1971 and the Sixth Form.