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Head, Information & Communications Technology   JOB PURPOSE: The incumbent is required to plan, organize and manage the development, operations and maintenance of the ICT resources and infrastructure of The Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (SPORTT), and to manage the delivery of its ICT projects, under the direction of the Chief Executive Office…

Teniel Campbell will become the first woman in the sport of cycling from Trinidad and Tobago and the English-Speaking Caribbean to pedal at an Olympic Games, when she represents the twin island republic in the women’s road race, in Tokyo. The 23-year-old attained the status as the first woman cyclist to qualify for the games…

Coaches play a significant role in nurturing and developing an athlete’s potential talent so as to achieve the best results at the most appropriate time throughout their careers. The question lurks as to how one embarks on the journey to help others reach their best potential. Ismael Lopez Mastrapa is no stranger in developing junior…

The Human Resources Department is inviting applications from suitably qualified SporTT employees to fill the positions of: Technician, Facilities JOB PURPOSE: The incumbent is required to assist with the repairs and maintenance of all equipment at the SporTT facilities to allow for the Organisation to be open for business, while maintaining safe working standards and…

April 27, 2021, Balmain, Couva: The Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (SporTT) is pleased to announce the release of the Trinidad and Tobago Sport Participation Survey 2021, done in collaboration with the Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI). The survey, released virtually to the public today, seeks to determine the economic…

After making his debut for Trinidad and Tobago in the Junior National Team at the age of nine in the 11-13 Boys category, Zico Correia is going above, and some may say beyond par in the sport of golf. Correia won the 2021 Brechin Castle Golf Open after he maintained a two-shot lead going into…

Finding her rhythm as a Calypso Girl (national women’s netball player), Destiny Williams is one of the nation’s young aspiring Netball stars. Moving her way swiftly up the ranks representing Trinidad and Tobago in the Under-16, Under-18 and Under-21 categories, Williams specializes in the goalkeeping and goal defense positions. Detailing some of the highlights and…