Born in the vibrant parish of Saint Catherine, Jamaica, Nneika Allen-Harris is a devoted educator and leader. She is pursuing her BSc in Social Work at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) and is dedicated to empowering lives. 

Nneika's strong family values and Christian upbringing instilled a deep love for children and a desire to impact her community positively. 

Early Life, Education, and Career

Nneika's journey began in her hometown, where she developed a passion for learning and helping others. Her commitment to education and service led her to pursue higher education, where she earned qualifications in teaching, literacy, and social work. She has also been certified in leadership and management, human resources, and project management.

Professional Experience

Principal: Leading schools with vision and compassion, fostering environments where students and teachers alike can thrive.

Literacy Specialist & Reading Coach: Expertly guiding students and educators in literacy development, fostering a love for reading and learning.

Early Childhood Instructor  and Dean of Disciplines, Ocho Rios High. 

Other:

• STEM Literacy Specialist - MICO University

• 16 years of teaching experience

• BSc (Hon) Social Work

• Principal - Divine Step of Excellence

• Former Principal - Touch of Love

• Early Childhood Instructor

• Reading Coach

• Author

Community Involvements

Former UCC Student Council Vice President.

Past Police Youth Club President: Empowering young people through mentorship and activities, helping them build confidence and leadership skills.

Community Projects: Volunteering her time and expertise in various community initiatives, making a tangible difference in the lives of those around her.

Public Speaking: Inspiring audiences through motivational speaking, workshops, and seminars, focusing on education, empowerment, and personal growth.

Nneika's dedication to education, leadership, and community service is truly inspiring, and her passion for empowering lives continues to transform individuals and communities.