Become a customs broker in Jamaica?
Customs Officer (RMG/TA 3) Category: General Description: Locations: Kingston, Montego Bay, Port Antonio & St. Annʼs Bay
The incumbent is responsible for Customs control functions inclusive of the landing, inspection and clearance of all cargo and aircraft/vessels, as well as detecting violations of the Customs Act and other Laws and Tax evasion at the Ports of Entry.
Qualifications:
Contact Information Name: Director, Human Resources Address: Jamaica Customs Department
2-4 King Street
Kingston
Email: personnel@jacustoms.gov.jm Telephone: N/A Fax: N/A
How many miles long is Jamaica?
Jamaica is 146 mi (235 km) long and 35 mi (80 km) wide. Area: 4,244 sq mi (10,991 sq km). For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section indicated below.
No, Jamaican is a nationality. However, most Jamaicans adhere to a faith, most often Christianity.
What were the major events and the consequence of the revolt in Jamaica?
The first major event of the Morant Bay rebellion was a fight between the local police and the black spectators of a heated trial of a black man who was accused of trespassing an abandoned plantation that broke out on October 7, 1865. Arrests were issued, most notably that of Baptist preacher Paul Bogle. On October 11, Randall Brown arrived at the Morant Bay court house with protestors, who then proceeded to throw rocks and sticks at the volunteer militia stationed there. The militia killed seven of the black protestors in retaliation. Governor John Eyre then sent government troops to hunt down the rebels and bring Paul Bogle to trial. The Morant Bay rebellion proved to be the kindle to a very heated and fierce debate in Britain. Shortly after, Jamaica was turned into a Crown Colony.
What is the distance from Philadelphia to Montego Bay?
Well, according to the latest Google Earth program, (Google Earth 5.1 Beta) which you can download for free from filehippo.com, it is 1,285.55 nautical miles from Philadelphia Int'l airport to Montego Bay Airport.
How many teenagers get pregnant each year in Jamaica?
51,179 (2011 est.)
Birth rate:18.89 births/1,000 population (2011 est.)
Population: 2,709,300 (2011 est.)
source:
http://statinja.gov.jm/Demo_SocialStats/population.aspx
http://www.indexmundi.com/jamaica/birth_rate.html
How long is the flight from Michigan to Jamaica?
Montego Bay (MBJ) to Indianapolis, IN (IND)
Shortest Flight Duration * 5 hours 41 mins * Via Charlotte, Charlotte (CLT)
Is Jamaica an expensive vacation?
Yes, you can find a cheap Jamaican vacation. It depends on the hotel you want to stay at. For more information go to : http://www.tripadvisor.com/Cheap_Vacations-g147309-Jamaica.html.
How have traditions and customs in Jamaica passed from one generation to another?
Irelands traditions and customs have been passed from one generation to the other by old legends and folklore. Many natives to Ireland tell tales and stories to their grandchildren about this country.
A description of the Jamaica hope cattle?
Jamaica Hope cattle is a dairy breed that originates from Hope Farm in Jamaica. Breeding of this type of cattle started in 1910. It was actually an attempt to develop a breed that can adjust to the climate in the island. The cattle has high tolerance for heat, to ticks, and to tick-borne disease. It is also known as Jersey-Zebu or Montgomery-Jersey.
What is the distance from antigua to Jamaica?
A flight from Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda to Montego Bay, Jamaica is 1,069 miles. A flight can take 7 hours 20 minutes to 10 hours 30 minutes depending on the stops.
Why Christianity is practice so widely in Jamaica and in the Caribbean?
* Christianity was brought to Jamaica by the British settlers and plantation owners. Their slaves were required to convert to Christianity. The descendants of those slaves are today's Christian Jamaicans. * Christianity grew in Jamaica partly due to the European missionaries support for the emancipated slaves. The desire for freedom, the solace and hope offered, and the teachings of Christianity spurred the drive for emancipation and thus Christianity was adopted by many slaves. Some missionaries worked alongside the slaves on plantations. Plantation owners were often against missionaries and destroyed the worship places of Christian slaves. A major uprising by slaves was led by a Baptist preacher, but brutally subdued. Persecution, as is often the case, led to more slaves accepting Christianity and this was passed down through the generations.
Can you bring alcohol on a plane to Jamaica?
no. you cant take food or drinks on a plane. if you want something then you have to get in the plane and ask them for it.