Claudine Benjamin, Managing Director of the Antigua & Barbuda Youth Symphony Orchestra, has earned a Master of Laws (LLM) with honours in Employment, Work and Equality Law from the University of Bristol.

The Antigua & Barbuda Youth Symphony Orchestra (ABYSO) announced the achievement this week, congratulating Benjamin on completing the postgraduate programme with honours.

An LLM is an advanced academic qualification pursued after obtaining an initial law degree and focuses on specialized areas of legal study. The Employment, Work and Equality Law programme examines labour rights, workplace standards and equality frameworks within national and international contexts.

Benjamin has served as Managing Director of ABYSO, where she is widely known for mentoring young musicians and supporting the organization’s development. The orchestra described her accomplishment as a reflection of discipline, dedication and leadership.

ABYSO continues to provide orchestral training and performance opportunities for young people in Antigua and Barbuda, promoting both artistic and personal development.