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TCICC Achieves Historic 32% Enrolment Growth

Hon. Rachel Taylor, Minister of Education, Youth, Sport and Culture
Hon. Rachel Taylor, Minister of Education, Youth, Sport and Culture

In what is said has been a testament of transformation, trust, and national pride, the Turks and Caicos Islands Community College (TCICC) has seen a meteoric and historic 32% increase in student enrolment compared to the 2024 academic year, marking the largest enrolment growth in the institution’s three-decade history.


This milestone, according to the institution, underscores its ongoing transformation under visionary leadership and reflects renewed national confidence in the College as the premier provider of accessible, world class tertiary education.


The TCICC pointed out that from 2022 to 2025, its student population expanded from 350 to 619, representing an impressive 76.9% overall increase within just four years. This remarkable growth highlights TCICC’s evolution into a modern, student-centred institution dedicated to academic excellence, innovation, and national development. Enrolment gains were observed across multiple programmes, the college noted in a news release.

Dr. Candice Williams, President and CEO of the TCICC
Dr. Candice Williams, President and CEO of the TCICC

“A key milestone this semester is the transition of the Nursing Programme to the Providenciales Campus, a strategic move designed to enhance access to training in one of the nation’s most critical fields,” the TCICC said in the release. “This initiative underscores TCICC’s enduring commitment to equity, accessibility, and opportunity for all Turks and Caicos Islanders.


Dr. Candice Williams, President and CEO, expressed immense pride and gratitude for the College’s continued progress.

 

“This record-breaking increase in enrolment stands as a powerful affirmation of TCICC’s transformation and the unwavering belief of our people in the value of higher education and training at home. It reflects the strength of our renewed vision, the impact of our dynamic marketing efforts, and, most importantly, the confidence and pride of a nation that continues to choose TCICC as the driving force of national development,” Malcolm said.


She pointed out that the TCICC Board of Governors continues to play a vital role in guiding the institution’s strategic direction and growth.


For her part, Mrs. Sheba Wilson, Chairman of the Board, stated: “The Board of Governors commends the leadership and staff of TCICC for their continued dedication to expanding access to quality tertiary education.


“These growing numbers speak volumes about the College’s relevance and its steadfast commitment to producing skilled, competent, and visionary graduates who will contribute meaningfully to the Turks and Caicos Islands.


“The Board remains deeply committed to supporting the College’s leadership as they pursue the strategic goals and objectives that will further strengthen TCICC’s role in national development.”


The TCICC pointed out that the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports and Culture has been instrumental in supporting TCICC’s mission through the national #IAMTCICC campaign, which promotes pride and participation in local higher education.

Sheba Wilson, Chairman of the TCICC Board
Sheba Wilson, Chairman of the TCICC Board

Hon Rachel Taylor, Minister of Education, Youth, Sports and Culture, congratulated the TCICC community, stating:

“This achievement reflects the success of our collective efforts to make higher education more inclusive and impactful for all Turks and Caicos Islanders. TCICC continues to play a pivotal role in advancing the national agenda for education and human capital development, and the Ministry remains proud to support its ongoing growth.”


As TCICC continues to expand its programmes and reach, prospective students are encouraged to take the next step in their academic journey. Spring 2026 enrolment is now open and will close on 1 December 2025.


The College offers Pre-College, Associate, and Bachelor’s Degree programmes across seven faculties, alongside Professional Short Courses and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) opportunities at campuses in Grand Turk, Providenciales, and South Caicos.


For more information on programmes and admissions, visit www.tcicc.edu.tc or contact:

• Providenciales West Campus: 441-3210

• Grand Turk Campus: 339-3900 Ext. 2027

• Providenciales East Campus: 339-3900 Ext. 2018


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