The Director of Marketing & Communications is responsible for the overarching outreach and marketing recruitment at UCCI. This position exists to present UCCI as a professional, engaging institution to all stakeholders and community groups related to the University, including current and potential students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, government/community leaders, and citizens. This position reports to UCCI’s Vice President, Business and Operations.

Key tasks include:

Marketing and Communications: directing strategy, web, print, events, design, media relations, communications and social media, and other digital media.

The Assistant Professor will develop and teach courses at UCCI, principally but not exclusively in the departmental area, and undertake research or projects that complement the University’s activities. At the third rung of the academic ladder, this role involves teaching primarily at the Associate level, with responsibilities at the Bachelor and graduate levels. The position also contributes to the University’s research profile and engages actively in the life of the University and the wider community.

The Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Science is responsible for teaching, course development, student advisement, and contributing to the research and projects of the University. This position ensures high-quality delivery of courses, fosters student success, and supports the department and University through service and professional engagement. The Assistant Professor reports to the Department Chair – Mathematics & Science.

The Associate Professor reporting to the Dean or designee of UCCI, will develop and teach courses at UCCI at both undergraduate (Associate and Baccalaureate) and graduate levels. The postholder will undertake scholarship and/or projects within the campus or community that complement the University’s activities. As a senior-level appointment, the Associate Professor will mentor junior faculty and actively engage in multiple activities related to teaching, research, and the academic life of the University.

The Associate Professor reporting to the Dean -STEM  or designee of UCCI, will develop and teach courses at UCCI at both undergraduate (Associate and Baccalaureate) and graduate levels. The postholder will undertake scholarship and/or projects within the campus or community that complement the University’s activities. As a senior-level appointment, the Associate Professor will mentor junior faculty and actively engage in multiple activities related to teaching, research, and the academic life of the University.

The Programme Director – School of Nursing provides academic, instructional, and administrative leadership for the Nursing programme at UCCI. This role is responsible for programme management, accreditation, curriculum development, faculty supervision, and student success.

The post holder will ensure the programme aligns with UCCI’s mission, strategic goals, and regulatory requirements, while preparing skilled healthcare professionals for the community. The role also includes teaching one (1) course per semester.

UCCI invites applications for the position of Programme Director – TVET/PTET. The role is responsible for the development, leadership, and administration of the TVET Division, including curriculum management, student and faculty recruitment and retention, student advisement, and programme promotion. The postholder will work collaboratively with faculty, staff, administrators, and industry partners to ensure academic excellence and provide workforce development and community education opportunities aligned with the needs of the Cayman Islands.

The Senior Lecturer will develop and teach courses at UCCI, primarily at the certificate and Associate levels. This role involves teaching, curriculum development, student advisory, and selective involvement in departmental and broader university activities, including event coordination. The Senior Lecturer reports to the Director of the School of Hospitality.

The Senior Lecturer, reporting to the Dean–STEM, will develop and teach courses at UCCI, principally in the department area, and where applicable, undertake research and/or projects that complement the University’s activities. The postholder will contribute to the academic life of the University through teaching, mentoring, and service, supporting both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA) is seeking motivated individuals to join our team as Student Air Traffic Controllers at Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) and Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA).

The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (“NGCI”) is a Public Authority and one of the three leading cultural organisations in the Cayman Islands. 

The Communications Officer (“postholder”) will oversee all communications and public relations activities for NGCI (the “organisation”). They will work closely with the senior leadership in NGCI to develop and implement communications plans and messaging that promotes both unique brands, enhances reputations, and ensures wide reaching and consistent communication that guides and grows community engagement with our activities.

The HR Business Partner provides professional leadership and direction for all human resources functions across the Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA). The post holder will manage both strategic and operational HR responsibilities, ensuring that CINAA attracts, develops, and retains a capable and motivated workforce.  The role requires sound HR judgement, a proactive approach to workforce planning and policy compliance, and the ability to serve as a trusted partner to the Director and management team.  

The HR Business Partner will foster a positive work culture and ensure that policies and procedures are consistently applied across all sites.

About OfReg

The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg) is the independent multi sector regulatory authority with responsibility for the Energy and Electricity, Fuels, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), and Water and Wastewater sectors. The Office also regulates the use of electromagnetic spectrum and manages the .ky internet domain.

Created by the enactment of the Utility Regulation and Competition (URC) Act, OfReg has wide powers for consumer protection and is particularly mandated to facilitate innovation in the sectors for which it has responsibility for the promotion of economic development.

About the Role

The Regulatory Analyst – Fuels assists the Chief Fuel Inspector (CFI) in the monitoring and analysis of the fuel sector economic and commercial operations performance to support policy, strategic and tactical decisions relating to the sector. The post holder is responsible for collecting and assembling data required under the Dangerous Substances Act, the Fuels Market Regulation Act, and the URC Act and apply various analytical tools and technique to provide the CFI with statistical, economic and summary financial reports and recommendations in keeping with the mandate of the OfReg - Fuels Unit.