The Federal Authorities has introduced its plan to recruit 3,500 educating employees for Federal Unity Schools within the nation.
Minister of State for Schooling, Dr Tanko Sununu whereas making the disclosure mentioned the Ministry of Schooling is working with the Workplace of the Head of Service, the Federal Civil Service Fee, and different authorities our bodies to facilitate the recruitment of latest educating employees.
In accordance with a submit on X, Dr. Sununu said this at a two-day nationwide stakeholders’ discussion board on Senior Secondary Schooling in Nigeria, tagged: ‘Revitalising Senior Secondary Schooling in Nigeria for World Competitiveness.’
The minister added that the recruitment of the academics would go a great distance in enhancing the nation’s high quality of schooling.
He harassed that the recruitment will serve numerous federal authorities schools throughout the nation and considerably improve the standard of schooling.
“Not solely that, but additionally as a part of our undertaking, the ministry has organised in depth coaching and retraining of all employees in faculties, and over 1,000 employees within the utility of expertise in schooling by means of our analysis useful resource centre,’’ he mentioned.
Sununu additional said that greater than 53 vocational ability acquisition centres had been constructed to cater to the talents wants of the younger ones according to President Bola Tinubu’s ‘renewed hope agenda.’
He hinted that approval had been acquired to construct 50 extra mannequin faculties throughout the nation to boost educating and studying.
Additionally talking on the occasion, the Speaker of the Home of Representatives, Tajudeen Abas, known as for a complete overhaul of the senior secondary curriculum to fulfill international competitiveness.
Abbas who was represented by the Chairman, Home Committee on Primary Schooling and Companies, Mark Usani, outlined a number of challenges going through senior secondary schooling within the nation, together with scarcity of certified academics, inadequate funding and insufficient infrastructure.
