Regulating the Telecommunications and Broadcasting Sectors in Trinidad and Tobago
Universal Service Initiative Project Proposal for Persons with Disabilities
This project aims to provide mobile devices with assistive features, at a subsidised cost, for all persons with disabilities (PwDs) inclusive of the visually impaired and hearing-impaired, who receive specified government grants from the Ministry of Social Development and Family Services or National Insurance Board. The Authority proposes to subsidise up to TTD $600 of the cost of the device.
TTWiFi
To improve the existing modes of Internet access and access to online services provided by GoRTT’s National Wi-Fi initiative and Internet Service Providers (ISPs). To advance the goals of Trinidad and Tobago’s National ICT Plan ICT Blueprint 2018 – 2022 (the National ICT Plan), which is aligned with the Vision 2030 plan of GoRTT, deployment of public Wi-Fi coverage will be undertaken thereby improving connectivity related to enhancing ICT infrastructure. access service commonly available in well-served areas.
Implementation of Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT)
Television in Trinidad and Tobago is moving towards a more modern, efficient, and inclusive digital broadcasting
system – Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT), is set to be fully implemented by 2027. This transition from analogue to digital free-to-air television will offer viewers an improved television experience with higher audio and video quality. The transition aims to provide better coverage, enhance the quality of free-to-air services, and reduce operational costs for broadcasters.
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Career Opportunity - IT Support Technician
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Media Release - Appointment of new Chief Executive Officer at the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
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Stand-alone Subscription TV Prices for National Concessionaires in Trinidad and Tobago as of 28th March 2025
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Fixed Voice (RESIDENTIAL ONLY) Prices for National Concessionaires in Trinidad and Tobago as of 28th March 2025
From our Social Media
Today, Thursday 24th April 2025, the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (TATT) joins the international community in celebrating Girls in ICT Day.
This year’s global theme Bridging ALL Divides for an Inclusive Digital Transformation recognises the incredible potential young women and girls have in shaping the future of technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
In recognition of this year’s Girls in ICT Day, TATT hosted a Tech4Girls: AI Skills for Success, workshop, designed to equip young women with skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and effective communication. The event was held on Saturday, April 12th, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (AST) with the participation of CANTO Caribbean, Ministry of Digital Transformation TT, Tobago Information Technology Limited, GSMA, Equals - The Global Partnership for Gender Equality in the Digital Age, Office of the Prime Minister -Guyana, REV cablebahamas, bmobile, Flow, Verizon, and RSC Tech Clubs.
Over 600 participants joined the workshop online and in person at ICT Access Centre in Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and the Bahamas.
This workshop provided participant with a comprehensive exploration of prompt engineering and generative AI, in addition to practical insights into these cutting-edge technologies. The non-profit organisation Restore A Sense of I Can (RSC) that supports the development and support of technology clubs in schools, tertiary institutions and communities, facilitated the hands-on training in AI, ensuring an engaging learning experience.
Ms. Michelle Borel delivered a presentation, Speak with Impact: The Art of Voice and Tone. This session highlighted the relevance of upscaling communication skills for success in various spheres and mastering effective communication for influence and impact in any setting.
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