"Nigerian Education Graduates, Students To Get Automatic Employment And Stipends" -FG Announces

Date: 06-10-2020 8:38 am (4 years ago) | Author: success Xenab
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President Buhari has approved the payment of stipends to Bachelor of Education students as well as granting them automatic employment after graduation, the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has revealed.

The President has also approved a special salary scale for teachers in the country. He also increased the number of years of service from 35 to 40.

The education minister, Mr Adamu, said the implementation of the new salary scheme was to encourage teachers in delivering better service.

Other promises include building low-cost housing for teachers in rural areas, sponsorship to at least one refresher training per annum to benchmark best practices for improved teaching and learning.

Mr Buhari said he has approved the reintroduction of bursary award to education students in Universities and Colleges of Education with the assurance of automatic employment upon graduation.

“The payment of stipends to Bachelor of Education students as well as granting them automatic employment after graduation is now a government policy,” he said


Posted: at 6-10-2020 08:38 AM (4 years ago) | Hero
- bismarc123 at 25-11-2020 11:34 AM (4 years ago)
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Great news that deserves more attention. The fact that the president is doing his best to improve the level and literacy of the population is commendable. It is the educated and employed population that will lead to the development of the entire state and its promotion at the world level. Unfortunately, this is not the way in my country, when I lost my job a year ago, I could not apply for unemployment benefits for a very long time. Fortunately, my friends knew the method of how to get through to edd unemployment live person . I was able to apply for an allowance after a month and began to receive at least some money for that period until I found a new job.
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