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Which tertiary institutions in Jamaica offers a course in child development and guidance?
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the history of guidance and counselling in jamaica
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What are the roles of the Jamaica Tourist Board?
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Henry ward achievement and special award to the earlychildhood development in Jamaica?
Rev.Henry ward special award received
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