Students Explore Future Jobs At Grosvenor Presbyterian School's Annual Career Day — Saturday 16 May 2026Students at Grosvenor Presbyterian School in Sangre Grande recently turned their classrooms into a hub of future possibilities during the school's annual Career Day. With class suspended for the day, young pupils stepped into the roles of doctors, teachers, engineers and media professionals, getting a hands-on taste of the working world. The event also featured a visit from the TTT crew, allowing children to experience broadcasting up close as they handled cameras and reported mock stories. The programme, captured by journalist Faith Cheruiyot, highlights how primary schools across Trinidad and Tobago are stepping up efforts to expose children to diverse careers early. In areas like Sangre Grande, where many families are tied to agriculture and small business, such initiatives help broaden horizons beyond traditional paths. Teachers noted that role-playing builds confidence and sparks conversations about education and skills needed for jobs in energy, tourism and technology sectors that drive the national economy. For parents and educators in Couva and surrounding districts, events like these underscore the value of practical guidance in a competitive job market. By dressing the part and interacting with real workers, the students gained more than fun memories. They left with clearer ideas of the dedication required to succeed, preparing them for a future where adaptability remains key in Trinidad and Tobago's evolving landscape.Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.

TRHA Warns Early Screen Time Linked To Speech And Language Delays — Friday 15 May 2026The Tobago Regional Health Authority recently hosted free speech, language and hearing screenings in Scarborough and Roxborough to mark National Speech-Language-Hearing Month. Health officials warned that too much early exposure to handheld screens is contributing to a rise in developmental delays among young children across the island. Manager of the Speech and Language Therapy Department Stephanie Minty explained that the increase became noticeable after the COVID-19 period, when many children spent extended time at home on tablets and smartphones instead of engaging in face-to-face interaction. Minty pointed out that children under six months who receive two hours of screen time daily are six times more likely to experience speech and language delays. She added that every extra thirty minutes of screen exposure before age two raises the risk by nearly half. The birth-to-three age group is considered critical, as this is when foundational social and communication skills develop most rapidly. Rather than adopting a wait-and-see approach, the TRHA is urging parents to limit screen use and seek early support. Screenings took place at the Scarborough Library and Roxborough Hospital, with therapy services available at Scarborough General Hospital, Roxborough Hospital and the Child and Adolescent Centre. Referrals can be obtained through paediatricians or health facilities. For families in Trinidad and Tobago, these initiatives highlight the importance of early intervention to give children the best chance at healthy development. Parents who notice delays are encouraged to contact the TRHA promptly for assessment and guidance.Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.

The 12th Man - Thursday, 14th May 2026. — Friday 15 May 2026Trinidad and Tobago sports fans can look forward to another engaging episode of The 12th Man this Thursday on TTT Live Online. The popular programme returns on the 14th of May 2026 with its usual mix of sharp analysis and open debate on the issues shaping local cricket, football and athletics. As the nation follows the regional cricket season and preparations for upcoming international fixtures, the show offers a space where supporters from Couva to Port of Spain can hear their concerns addressed directly. This edition is expected to examine recent performances by the national teams and discuss what more can be done to strengthen youth development programmes across the country. Panellists will likely touch on the challenges of maintaining facilities, the role of community clubs, and how better coordination between sporting bodies could lift standards. The conversation always reflects the realities faced by athletes and fans in Trinidad and Tobago, keeping the focus on practical steps rather than distant theories. For many households, The 12th Man has become essential viewing because it gives voice to everyday perspectives often missing from mainstream coverage. Viewers can catch the live stream on the TTT Live Online platform and join the discussion through the station’s usual call-in lines.Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.

Trinidad And Tobago Today – Friday 15th May 2026. — Friday 15 May 2026Trinidad and Tobago Today returns live this Friday morning with host Virmala Balkaran delivering the latest updates straight from the heart of the nation. Airing on TTT Live Online, the programme promises a full slate of news, analysis and everyday voices from communities across the islands. For residents in Couva and central Trinidad, where industrial activity at Point Lisas continues to shape daily life, the broadcast offers timely insights into employment trends, traffic updates along the Solomon Hochoy Highway and developments that directly affect families in the area. Balkaran is known for balancing national headlines with on-the-ground perspectives, giving space to ordinary citizens who often feel sidelined in mainstream coverage. This Friday’s edition is expected to touch on pressing matters such as cost of living pressures, recent crime statistics and preparations for the upcoming hurricane season. Viewers in rural districts and urban centres alike appreciate the show’s straightforward approach, which avoids sensationalism while still highlighting the realities facing working people. As the morning unfolds, the live format allows for real-time interaction through calls and social media, creating a national conversation that stretches from Tobago’s coastal villages to the bustling streets of Port of Spain. Whether you are commuting to work or starting the day at home, tuning in provides a reliable way to stay connected with the issues shaping Trinidad and Tobago right now.Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.

T&T Red Cross Society Moves To Strengthen Accountability Under New Leadership — Thursday 14 May 2026The Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society is charting a fresh course under new leadership, with Edward Moodie appointed as Acting President. He steps in following the departure of Kwamini Allen, who has taken time away for personal reasons. Moodie told TTT News that restoring public confidence tops the agenda, particularly after delays in submitting audited financial statements led to disruptions in government subventions that help fund critical operations across the country. To tackle these issues head-on, the executive has passed a motion to formally register as a non-profit organisation and is working to strengthen its internal manpower. Moodie stressed that continuous communication among the team, rather than waiting for formal meetings, is helping keep decisions moving. He gave firm assurances to corporate sponsors and the public that the society’s long record of handling grants with strict accountability remains unchanged, even as it navigates this period of scrutiny. Director General Stephan Kishore said preparations are also advancing on the ground to improve emergency response. With close to 750 volunteers already in the system, the society is building capacity in communities such as Debe, Las Lomas and Woodland so local teams can act quickly in support of municipalities when disasters strike. These steps aim to ensure the Red Cross stays ready to serve vulnerable populations across Trinidad and Tobago.Watch the full video from TTT Live Online below.

Finance Professionals Share Lessons On Motherhood And Money Management — Thursday 14 May 2026In many families, the first financial managers we encounter are our mothers. They teach us how to budget, how to be frugal, and the value of saving and investing. It's a role that Team Leader and Head of the Conveyance Department at JCS Caribbean Law, Sonji Pierre Chase, and the President of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Karen Yip Chuck, know all too well. Using their experiences as mothers who are also finance professionals, they shared their knowledge and experienWatch the full video below.

Airbnb Community : Small Accommodations Should Be Taxed Differently — Thursday 14 May 2026Amidst growing calls for taxation to be imposed on Airbnb-style properties, President of the Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association, Reginald Mac Lean, argued that Airbnb’s, small guest houses, and villas should be taxed in a manner similar to hotels. However, Co-Leader of the Airbnb Host Community for T&T and the Southern Caribbean, and founder of the Trinidad and Tobago Short Stay Association, Ruth Cumberbatch, while agreeing that some level of taxation is necessary, maintained that the modWatch the full video below.

The Andes Virus Outbreak — Thursday 14 May 2026Discussing the risks, transmission, and how we can protect our homes and families from Zoonotic infections with Media Liaison of the Trinidad and Tobago Veterinary Association and founder of the Tobago Animal Hospital, Dr. Paul Crooks.Watch the full video below.

Trinidad And Tobago Today – Thursday 14th May 2026. — Thursday 14 May 2026Rise and shine! Virmala Balkaran is LIVE with Trinidad and Tobago Today - bringing you the news, views and voices of our nation. #TTToday l #MorningShow l #StartHere l #News l #CurrentAffairs l #StayInformedWatch the full video below.

Trinidad And Tobago Today – Wednesday 13th May 2026. — Thursday 14 May 2026Rise and shine! Virmala Balkaran is LIVE with Trinidad and Tobago Today - bringing you the news, views and voices of our nation. #TTToday l #MorningShow l #StartHere l #News l #CurrentAffairs l #StayInformedWatch the full video below.

Government Praises Strong EU Collaboration Following Tax List Removal — Thursday 14 May 2026The European Union continues to provide "valuable support" to Trinidad and Tobago. This is according to Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs Sean Sobers, who noted that sustained dialogue with the EU helped secure the country’s removal from the list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes. Trinidad and Tobago was officially removed from the list on February 17th, following a decision by the European Union’s Economic and Financial Affairs Council. At a recent “Network Circle” evenWatch the full video below.

Finance Professionals Share Lessons On Motherhood And Money Management — Thursday 14 May 2026In many families, the first financial managers we encounter are our mothers. They teach us how to budget, how to be frugal, and the value of saving and investing. It's a role that Team Leader and Head of the Conveyance Department at JCS Caribbean Law, Sonji Pierre Chase, and the President of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Karen Yip Chuck, know all too well. Using their experiences as mothers who are also finance professionals, they shared their knowledge and experienWatch the full video below.