BackThe Office of the Complaints Commission (OCC) participated in the HJ Robinson High School Career Day on May 09, 2025, joining students, educators, and other agencies in a dynamic event designed to inspire and inform the next generation of leaders.
The OCC team engaged students in meaningful discussions about its role, emphasising its mandate to promote fairness, accountability, and transparency in public administration. Through interactive presentations, students learnt how the Commission supports individuals in resolving complaints against public bodies, protects rights, and strengthens good governance in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
To make the learning process both engaging and memorable, the OCC distributed informative pamphlets, played educational games, and held open Q&A sessions with students and teachers. These activities not only enhanced understanding but also encouraged active participation and curiosity among students about careers in law, governance, and public service.
The Commission’s participation in Career Day underscores its commitment to public education and youth empowerment. By bringing awareness of its work directly to the students, the OCC hopes to inspire them to recognise the importance of accountability within government and to consider future careers within the OCC and areas that strengthen democracy and good governance.
The Office of the Complaints Commission remains dedicated to building public awareness through outreach, particularly among young people, who are the future stewards of accountability and fairness in society.
Source: The Office of the Complaints Commission, Turks and Caicos Islands
