Vertilia Stanislas-Pascal

Vertilia Stanislas-Pascal is from the picturesque community of Fond St Jacques. Mrs. Pascal is a dedicated educator, technologist, and cybersecurity specialist committed to transforming education through technology. She possesses a BSc in Information Technology and an MSc in Cybersecurity, along with certifications in Project Management, Human Resource Management, Ethical Hacking, Advanced Cybersecurity Training for Teachers, Internet Marketing Strategies for Business, and Effective Use of AI Tools in Education.

With over 18 years of experience in education, Mrs. Pascal currently serves as a Coding and Robotics Teacher, EMIS Coordinator, and Systems Administrator at the Soufrière Comprehensive Secondary School. She is also an active member of the OECS Robotics Association, where she contributes to the advancement of STEM education in the region.
Mrs. Pascal is enthusiastic about community development in addition to her responsibilities in the classroom. She serves as the Public Relations Officer for the Fond St. Jacques Development Committee and is actively involved in youth-focused initiatives that empower and uplift young people.

Her outstanding contributions to education and technology have earned her prestigious accolades, including The Ruby Yorke Award for Excellence in Practical Teaching and recognition as the Most Outstanding Youth in Technology (2021).

Technology & Education: A Vision for the Future

Mrs. Pascal firmly believes that technology has the power to revolutionize education, making learning more accessible, engaging, and relevant. She advocates for integrating AI, Robotics, and cybersecurity awareness into classrooms, equipping students and educators with the tools they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital world. “Technology is not just a tool; it is the bridge that connects innovation to opportunity, unlocking limitless potential for both teachers and students.”

She lives by the powerful words of Russell Simmons: “What holds most people back isn’t the quality of their ideas, but their lack of faith in themselves. You have to live your life as if you already were where you want to be.”

Through her work in education and community development, Vertilia remains committed to shaping a future where knowledge, technology, and self-belief drive meaningful progress.