Free Primary and Secondary Education in St. John's, the Capital of Antigua and Barbuda

      Immigrate to Antigua and Barbuda and focus on education in Antigua and Barbuda: St. John's, the capital of Antigua and Barbuda, is located in the northern coastal area of Antigua and is the center of the country's tourism and other service industries. In addition to tourism, there are distilleries, power plants, small oil refineries, sugar mills, and newly built clothing and building material factories. The suburbs grow sea island cotton, sugarcane, sweet potatoes, and tropical fruits.

The financial sector in St. John's is active, with the Antigua Development Bank, the Antigua Commercial Bank, and branches of banks from countries such as the UK, Canada, and Switzerland.

      Antigua and Barbuda implements free primary and secondary education. In addition to dozens of primary and secondary schools, St. John's also has a technical teacher training school.

      St. John's publishes three newspapers: "The Workers' Voice," "New Leader," and "Guide." There are 3 radio stations and 1 television station.