T. A. Marryshow Community College

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A. Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) is Grenada's main publicly funded tertiary institution, established by an Act of the Grenada Parliament passed in 1988 and formally constituted as a statutory body under a governing Council through further legislation enacted in 1995.

Named for Grenadian statesman Theophilus Albert Marryshow, the college operates from a main campus in Tanteen, St. George's, with additional sites at Mirabeau (St.

Andrew), Six Roads (Carriacou) and a multi-purpose centre at La Fortune (St.

Patrick), giving it a physical presence across the tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. TAMCC delivers associate degrees, technical diplomas and certificates across divisions that include arts and science, technical and vocational education, nursing and allied health, and continuing education, preparing school leavers and working adults for employment or transfer to degree-granting universities abroad.

The college maintains a dedicated foundation supporting student scholarships and mentoring, and partners with regional and international institutions on programme articulation and student exchange. As the principal post-secondary feeder institution outside St.

George's University, TAMCC is central to Grenada's national human-resource development strategy and is recognised by the Ministry of Education as the country's flagship public community college.