Sir Arthur Lewis Community College

Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (SALCC) is the primary post-secondary and pre-university institution in Saint Lucia, established in 1985 and located on Morne Fortune in Castries. Named after Nobel laureate Sir Arthur Lewis, the college honours Saint Lucia's greatest academic son. SALCC offers a broad range of programmes including the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), associate degrees, certificates, and professional diplomas across divisions including Arts, Science and Technology, Health Sciences, Teacher Education, Agriculture, Nursing, and Continuing Education. The college serves students aged 16 and above who have completed secondary education. With over 50 academic programmes and partnerships with regional and international universities, SALCC provides pathways to universities in the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. The campus features modern learning facilities including science laboratories, a nursing simulation centre, an agricultural training farm, and a library resource centre. SALCC is the cornerstone of tertiary education in Saint Lucia.