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Year: 2024
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title
Title page
Acknowledgement ……………………………………………………. i
Introduction …………………………………………………………… ii
Letters
Two-page fully blocked style …………………………………………. 1-2
circular letter with tear off ……………………………………………... 3
Manuscript
Manuscript with footnotes ……………………………………………… 4
Ruled Tabulation
Table with vertical headings
Committee Documents
Notice with Agenda
Chairman’s Agenda/Minutes
Display Work
- Invitation with Menu or program
- Organizational Chart or Flow Chart
Legal Documents
Will with Endorsement
Contract of employment
Bibliography
 NEWLIFE INCORPARATED
Palmetto Pen District, Clarendon, Jamaica
Tel: (876) 501-9273 FAX:2391246
Email: [email protected] Website: www.nulife.com

07 June 2023

Mrs Linda Roberts

145 Bay Street
Bridgetown
BARBADOS

Dear Mrs Roberts

EXPANDED CRITICAL ILLNESS BENEFITS
Our company is constantly trying to expand its service to its valued policy owners. You will
remember that two years ago we introduced the Nulife Policy to meet the needs for health care
and in particular to provide coverage for these times when critical illness strrike.
We are pleased to inform you that we have now expanded the range of critical illness covered
under under your Nulife Policy ton include: Major Organ Transport, Heart Valve Surgery,
Multiple Sclerosis, Blindness, Paralysis and any Terminal Illness. In keeping with our goal of
giving the best possible overge, these new critical illness benefits will be added to your
completely free of any additional charge from the 1st May 2019. This means that you will now be
offered protection against twelve critical Illness compared to the six which exist at present.
You may be interested to know that many of the critcal illnesses covered under your policy
require treatment abroad.With the current rate of the US$ many policy owners have found the
existing coverage.
If you have not yet considered your own situation, we urge you to do so in the near future,
bearing in mind that we are all unable to predict when Critical Illness Occur. Should you

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Require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact your agent by completing the
services request from attached
We look forward to being of further services to you.

Yours sincerely

Kyron Daley
Manager
Customer Services
 Circular Letter
October 4, 2023

Dear Sir/Madam
I write to let you know that the ceremony for the presentations of Certificate and Diploma to
Hospitality and Management students will be held this year on Tuesday 5 July 20 –at 5:00pm in
the New Arts Block of the University.

Full academic dress will be worn by those entitled to do so. A seat will be reserved for
one (1) relative or friend of each awardee who attends. The Ceremony will be followed by a
Reception at which the Vice Chancellor will preside. I should be grateful if you would let me
know by Thursday 30 June 20--, By completing the attached for indicate:
a) Whether you will be in attendance
b) Whether any will be attending until you
Yours truly
Barbara Ellis
Assistant Secretary

Name: ________________________________________________________________________
ID No:
________________________________________________________________________
Course: ______________________ Course Code
______________________________________
Will attend: Yes No

No of Persons attending with me:

 Manuscript

Caribbean Scholarship Scheme

“Silver and gold may vanish away but a good education will never decay’

I do not know who wrote on said that, but it remains very true. There can be no

doubt that the scheme is for an excellent purpose.

Benefits

Stated After 8 or 10 years of regular payments. The entire amount paid by the

parent will be reimbursed when the insured child is admitted to an approved post-

secondary educational institution. A scholarship (amount to be determined) will be

granted for the next 3 years. Any tertiary level course, live months on longer.

In an academic year, qualifies,

Comment since the entire amount paid to the Scheme is regulated in the first –

except for the interest which could have,

Been earned – loss is minimized.

The payment for 2-4 will be determined each year by the return on the

Scheme’s investments and the number of qualifying students.

Risks
Stated The insured must qualify or benefits are lost. Payments cannot be

transferred from one child to another. Comments Payment and benefits are lost if

the insured child dies or does not gain entry to a tertiary level programme. The

Scheme allows only one year’s absence from study; so, any child who returns to

study after an absence of two years or more, lose his eligibility. In very exceptional

cases, an extension to one additional year’s absence may be allowed after

considerations by a special committee. Such approval seems more General

Comments the Scheme appears to be a good one. It has solid references and I know

persons who have benefitted to be in the past. The ultimate wish is that your child

may not wish to attend University continuously and the Scheme does not

encourage study /work arrangements where these include absence from the

classroom for periods exceeding one years.1

1
Since education can be very expensive any plan which allows the spread of expense is worth considering
 Ruled Tabulation
CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

ANALYSIS OF CSEC RESULTS FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

For the year 20-

STUDENTS DATA

GRADE I

GRADE II
III
GRADE
IV
GRADE

GRADE V
IV
GRADE
ENTERED SAT
SUBJECT FOR THE THE
EXAM EXAM

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 80 70 1 6 41 14 8 0

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS 68 56 3 6 18 15 13 1
PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS 80 77 4 19 40 14 0 0
ELECTRICAL DOCUMENT
PREPARATION AND 69 63 12 26 21 2 2 0
MANAGEMENT(EDPM)

ECONOMICS 15 15 3 4 3 0 0 0

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 19 10 0 1 3 4 2 0

TOTAL 331 291 23 62 126 49 25 1

 Committee Document

RIDGECREEK CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

Meeting to be held in the Marriot Inn Hotel, Ridgecreek on Thursday 24 February 20—at
7:30pm.
C H A I R M A N’ S A G E N D A
1 Apologies for absence )
)
Vice-chairman still in hospital. )
But doing well. )
)
2 Minutes of last meeting )
Secretary regrets omission of Mr Lewis )
under those present. )
)
3 Matters arising from the minutes )
)
Any attempts to reopen the cycle path )
issue should be disallowed. )
)
4 Pedestrian crossing in Birch Road )
Council is resisting on grounds of )
proximity to Oak Road crossing. )
See letter 3 September )
)
5 Conversion of the Palm Inn Hotel )
Miss King’s scheme for a nursing )
Home seem impracticable – see )
 Council’s letter of 15 February. )
)
6 Any other business )
)
7 Date of next meeting )

Chairmen and Secretary both away )

On last Thursday in October. Suggest )
Following Thursday. )
 Display Work

NATURAL SHEEN PRODUCTS LIMITED

IPACKAGING/DESPATCH
SALES MANAGER Marlon Gayle

ENQUIRIES/QUOATAIONS
Jean Mahara

COMPLAINTS/SERVICE
Mitisie Bradshaw

HOME/EXPORT SALES
Winsome Boothe

MARKETING/ADVERTISING
Audrey parker