Edna Manley College

Extremely disorganized institution and they’re very slow to adapt to change. If you don’t have a pool of money to dip into, this school isn’t for you. Throughout the semester they’ll bombard you with extra supplies that you need to get in order to complete your classes. None of these supplies are cheap and they aren’t easily found. Their internal communication is poor and their departments are incompetent, which inconveniences the students greatly. At any given moment it seems that none of the staff really know what’s happening with their students and they’re very poor at relaying information to each other. It becomes the students burden to progress themselves through the institution as none of the staff is actually aware of what’s going on. Their communication with their student body is poor; it can be weeks of constantly trying to get in touch with the people who are supposed to aid students before someone addresses finally your issues, and even then they’ll more than likely try and pass you off to someone else so they don’t have to deal with you (which ultimately gets you nowhere). Don’t waste your time, energy and money with this place. It’s honestly one big patty shop.

IT'S A GREAT PLACE TO GO LEARN ART

It's an amazing place. I went there for trip and I have to say that place is just really extraordinary, the people sweet, the rooms and all the arts are beautifully unique. This a 10/10 best place yet. 👏

Edna Manley school of the visual and performing is the only such institution in the Caribbean for the training of local artists. Name after Edna Manley, the wife of national hero Norman Manley, it provide tertiary training in the arts.

A school for the performing arts that extends its services to meet the demands for adults who need to 'work out' to end their day. Their expert teachers gives you the perfect know how of doing it right. Have you ever been in a class with the Great Barry Moncrieffe. Mr. Moncrieffe will transform you indeed into a perfectionist. Thank you Edna Manley.