The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS) is a computer user group formed in 1997. We:
- are a forum where computers, related technologies and related social issues are discussed so persons can share knowledge and improve their experiences with technology;
- keep current with the events in the local Information Technology and telecommunications industries ;
- hold membership in several international organisations and advise on technology issues in Trinidad and Tobago and the region.
We have regular meetings, mailing lists, our website and are on Facebook, Twitter, Mastodon and BlueSky. We also maintain a collection of Free and Open Source Software for Windows called the TTCS OSSWIN and actively doing a computer refurbishment project since 2020.
Anyone interested in computing or the Internet, regardless of the level of their computer experience or the type of hardware or software they use, are welcome to join our announcement mailing list to keep up to date about (and participate in) our activities.
Membership in TTCS
Membership in TTCS is open to anyone interested in computing and ICT regardless of the level of their computer experience or the type of hardware or software they use.
For the TTCS to “network local computer users”, we have :
Regular meetings
See our Meetings Page on the various meetings we have had since 1997!
Tech Related Projects
See our Projects Page which has details of our tech-related projects to inform and help persons in Trinidad and Tobago and beyond.
Policy Development
The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS) is also involved in shaping the future of technology and the Internet by actively engaging in policy development at both local and global levels.
Through collaboration with government agencies, industry bodies, civil society groups, and international organisations,the TTCS contributes expertise, perspectives, and community-driven insights to Internet Governance discussions on data privacy, digital rights, online safety, domain names, accessibility, and other emerging technologies.
See our Policy Development Page for more details
TTCS Mailing lists/Slack
Since 2010, we have a subscribe list where announcements about TTCS activities are sent via Mailchimp at https://www.ttcs.tt/jointtcs.
Subscribers have the option to join the ttcs discussion mailing list at Google Groups to discuss TTCS matters/activities and computer related material/issues in Trinidad and Tobago.
We also use Slack for group communication on our computer refurbishment project and other topics.
Contact the TTCS / Social Media
Our mailing address is
112A Edward Street,
Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Our website : https://ttcs.tt and
Our email address : [email protected]
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/ttcsweb
X/Twitter : https://www.twitter.com/ttcs
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ttcsofficial/
Bluesky : https://bsky.app/profile/ttcs.tt
Mastadon : https://mastodon.social/@ttcs
YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@ttcstt
Computer Related articles
A listing of the various computer related articles can be found at https://www.ttcs.tt/category/articles/. One notable article is our ICT-related Laws and Policies in Trinidad and Tobago resource.
Software Links
Interesting software links for several operating systems. The emphasis is on freeware and open source.
Comments on computer related laws and policies.
Whenever there has been a request for comments on Government IT related policies, the TTCS usually has workshops about these and tries to submit comments.
See our ICT-related Laws and Policies in Trinidad and Tobago page which lists the various ICT related policies within Trinidad and Tobago as well as the comments submitted by the TTCS.
Who runs the TTCS?
The TTCS is a registered non-profit organisation with a Board of three Directors. From 2004 to mid 2009, the board of directors were Dev Anand Teelucksingh, Colin Razack and Paul Worswick. In early 2009, Colin and Paul resigned from the board ; Anil Ramnanan and Cintra Sooknanan were appointed directors of the board. In 2012, Cintra Sooknanan stepped down and Jacqueline Morris was appointed as director.
There is a advisory committee made up of long term members who have taken part in TTCS over the years.
Subscribe to the TTCS mailing list!
If you are interested in Technology and the Internet, then please subscribe to the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS) mailing list!
Once subscribed, we will keep you up to date of upcoming TTCS activities and contributions by TTCS members about Technology and Internet related news in Trinidad and Tobago and abroad. You can attend and participate in our activities.
This information you provide is for the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society only ; it will NOT be given or sold to any other third party.
Questions?
Our email address is [email protected]