The Federal Government has initiated a move to professionalise thousands of teachers lacking recognised qualifications. A six-month programme is expected to benefit 250,000 serving teachers, starting in October 2026. This initiative aims to address long-standing qualification gaps in the teaching workforce without removing unqualified teachers from their positions.
The programme is known as the Accelerated Teacher Professionalisation Pathway. The National Teachers' Institute has been designated to coordinate the effort. Further details about the initiative are available from the source.
The programme's specifics and expected outcomes are not fully outlined in the available information. For more details, readers can refer to the original source.
The Nigeria Immigration Service has extended its special passport intervention exercise in the UK to October 3, following a high turnout in London and Manc Read More: https://punchng.com/nis-extends-passport-intervention-in-uk-as-1477-nigerians-enrol/...
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