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Antigua and Barbuda and Trinidad and Tobago registered candidates for the CVQ in 2014.

Antigua and Barbuda submitted 70 candidates, 53 females and 17 males; while Trinidad and Tobago submitted 2439 candidates, 1042 females and 1397 males.

Candidates were awarded CVQs in 27 occupational areas.

A total of 1023 candidates qualified to receive full CVQs this year. The most popular CVQs awarded were: Data Operations (214), Electrical Installation (136), Crop Production – Grow Box Operation (107), and General Cosmetology (99).

A total of 1801 candidates were awarded transcripts which reflect the work they have completed to date as part of their CVQ in 34 disciplines. Of those receiving transcripts, 309 were in Data Operations, 223 were in Commercial Food Preparation, 173 were in 134 were in Crop Production – Grow Box Operation, and 169 were in Electrical Installation.

Of the transcripts awarded, 825 were awarded to females and 976 went to males; while for the full CVQs awarded, 418 went to females and 628 went to males.

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