The examination department of National Examination Council (NECO) has called for the resumption of secondary school final year students.

This was disclosed in a circular directed to the boards state officers and titled: “CONDUCT OF 2020 BECE AND JUNE JULY SSCE“. The circular fully reads:
Management is of the view that if the two (02) examinations stated above will be conducted and in good time this year, the Council needs to take more proactive measures.

“One of these is to convince relevant Stakeholders of the need for resumption of final year students writing public/ external examinations as soon as possible.

“With only them in school joined by only the teachers directly involved in the conduct of the examinations, the recommended social distancing, with other safety measures can be observed.

“In the absence of students in other classes, all available halls, classrooms, laboratories and even offices can be utilized to achieve the desired spread of the candidates especially on the days major/general papers will be written.

“This suggestion is in view of the realization that based on daily report of the spread of COVID 19, and Introduction of virtual learning by Governments, schools and institutions, full resumption of school may not be possible even in the near future
“You are directed to immediately commence talks with the Commissioner for Education and other concerned MOE officials in your state to convince them of the need to recall ONLY the students writing public External examinations. A specific period will be allowed for revision and the examination will commence.

“As soon as you secure the approval of the Commissioners and you inform Management accordingly through your Zonal Coordinators, official letters will be sent to them through you and further necessary steps will be taken to commence the examinations in earnest. This without doubt is in the interest of all stakeholder s in the education industry.
“Please treat with utmost importance and urgency“

In the Month of March, the Federal Government through the Federal Ministry of Education ordered the closure of schools across the country in a bid to effectively contain the spread of corona virus.
It is roughly two months since private school teachers have been at home with nothing doing and majority didn’t receive March salary.

Despite the low pay, private school teachers use their salary for sustenance but this is not so since the outbreak of corona virus in the country.

Aggrieved private school teachers have aired their displeasure over the lockdown that has brought untold hardship to them and urge the Federal Government to consider reopening of schools so they can sustain and survive.

It should be noted that in the last Presidential broadcast, President Muhamadu Buhari reiterated that schools remain close so as to prevent person-to-person contact in a bid to contain the spread of the pandemic.

However, most Government workers go to work, while others work from home and they all receive salary. But this is not the case for private school teachers as there’s no means of receiving salary as far as the lockdown continues.

Osun State University (UNIOSUN) Last Wednesday sets a record by holding its first-ever online matriculation ceremony for students admitted in the 2019/2020 academic session. The ceremony was held at the Olagunsoye Oyinlola Auditorium of the main campus of the University and we gathered that the three thousand three hundred and thirty-eight (3338) fresh students of the University took part in the ceremony

The three thousand three hundred and thirty-eight fresh students comprising seventy-six (76) students in the College of Agriculture, one hundred and eighty-six (186) students in the college of education, four hundred and fifty-four (454) students in the college of health sciences, five hundred and eighty-eight (588)students in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, four hundred and forty-two (442) in the college of management and social sciences, three hundred and ninety-one (391) students in the college of humanities and culture and eighty-seven (87) students in the college of Law dressed gorgeously in their various homes and connect to the University via the internet to participate in the matriculation exercise.

The oath of Matriculation was administered by the University Registrar, Mr. Gafar Ayodeji afterwards the students were informed to scan and send a signed copy of the matriculation oath form that they have received in their mails back to the University with their official University email address for Proper documentation.

In his address, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Labode Popoola congratulates the students for being among the selected student out of the seven thousand seven hundred and fifty-seven (7757) applications that the University received for the 2019/2020 academic session.

“I urge you all to be law-abiding, align with the vision of the University, committed to learning, and stay clear of cultism and any other social vices so as to be successful as a student of this University.”

“We like to place it on record that In spite of the impacts of the global pandemic, we at UNIOSUN are resolved to focus on our pursuit of excellence in teaching, research and service to society as enshrined in our vision and what we have done today is to set the pace for other tertiary institutions in Nigeria.”

Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado Ekiti, has received full accreditation from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to run more undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Mr Bode Olofinmuagun, Head, Directorate of Information, Corporate Affairs of EKSU, made this known in a statement on Thursday in Ado Ekiti.

According to Olofinmuagun, the undergraduate programmes are Law, Civil Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Geology, Psychology, Building and Woodwork Technology Education; Christian Religious Studies, Electrical/Electronic Technology Education, Metal Auto Mechanic Technology Education, Arabic Studies, Islamic Studies, and Philosophy.

The postgraduate programmes are Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Personnel Management, and Public Administration.

Olofinmuagun said that the approval was conveyed to the university through a letter addressed to the Vice-Chancellor by Dr Maryam Sali, Director of Accreditation, on behalf of the Executive Secretary, NUC.

He said the accreditation for the programmes was conducted by the Commission in October/November 2019.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Edward Olanipekun lauded the commission for accrediting the programmes and assured the NUC that the university would not compromise academic standards.

The Kwara State College Of Nursing & Midwifery, Ilorin (KWSCNMIL) hereby announces the commencement of sales of admission form into the General Basic Nursing Programmes for the 2020/2021 academic session.

The general public is by this notice informed that the sales of form for 2020/2021 academics session commenced on the 1st March, 2020.

SCHOOL OF NURSING PROGRAMME

The aim of the Basic Nursing Programme is to prepare competent polyvalent nursing practitioners who will use problem solving skills in providing safe, acceptable, efficient and affordable health services to meet the health needs of individuals, families and the community at all levels of care..

COMPETENCIES OF A NURSE

The competencies of a nurse who is a graduate of this General Nursing Education Programme include the ability to:

1. Utilize nursing process in the care of the individual, family and the community.
2. Assess client/patient through history, taking physical assessment, review of relevant records and listing appropriate actual and potential nursing diagnosis.
3.Assess community through data gathering and identifying health needs to arrive at Community Diagnosis.
4. Plan for individual nursing diagnosis/problems and family health needs for the attainment and maintenance of health states.
5. Assume responsibility and plan for delivery of dependent and interdependent activities.
6. Implement necessary nursing actions to minimize individual problems through holistic and client/family centred approach in homes, community and healthcare institutions.
7. Evaluate care through stated objectives to ascertain effectiveness of nursing actions and health activities rendered in homes, community and healthcare institutions.
8. Develop strategies for Health Education needs of client/patient and families in homes, communities and healthcare institutions.
9. Assist the client/patient to achieve optimum functioning.
Diagnose and treat simple medical and surgical conditions
10. Utilize available resources within the home, community and hospital setting to achieve maximum provision of healthcare.
Participate in formulating health planes for the community.
11. Develop proficiency in presenting and dispensing Family Planning methods and in follow-up of clients
12. Provide rehabilitative services to individuals and families to enable the client/patient adapt to changing conditions.
13. Demonstrate assertiveness in management of healthcare for client/patient in the homes, community and healthcare institutions.
14. Initiate and participate in the development of recording and reporting systems,maintaining, analysis and utilizing the collected data.
15. Manage essential drugs by evolving an effective monitoring and cost recovery system.
16. Establish and maintain a two-way referral system.
17. Assist in budgeting, managing and auditing the accounting system of primary healthcare.
18. Organise and implement educational programmes for community based workers (CBW) and nursing students.
19. Ensure work discipline by providing adequate motivation for health workers.
20. Initiate and carry out research to improve practice and develop new techniques to meet health needs of the people.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Candidate for admission into the General Nursing Education Programme must possess the Senior Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent with five credits to include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology at not more than 2 sittings.

The examination bodies approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council are NECO and WAEC.

Cost of Form

Sales of form cost N11,500 and also a Convenience Fee of N300 is expected to be paid alongside the form fee.

Total Cost: N11,800

Method Of Application

Interested Candidates are to obtain the form online via the link kindly click here.
http://portal.kwcofnursingmidwifery.sch.ng/production/app_form.php

Fill in the required information and proceed to make payment online via the Remita platform.

Entrance Examination Date

Entrance Examination for all Basic Nursing Applicants comes up on August, 2020 at the College by 7.30a.m. Prompt.

Interview Date

For the successful candidates in the Entrance Examination, Oral Interview comes up on the September, 2020.

Shortlist of Candidates and Resumption Date

Applicants that are successful in both the Entrance Examination and Oral Interview and is offered a provisional admission resumes October, 2020

ZONAL COORDINATOR ANNOUNCEMENT (III)
The leadership of this Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Adewale Austin Majofodun, a student of University of Port Harcourt as the Zonal Coordinator for South-south zone.

Austin, stepping up from being Secretary, is presently the President of the University’s chapter of our prestigious Association. He is also the incumbent President of the University’s Non-indigenous Students Association.

Austin is an appointee to the Speaker of Nigerian Students Parliament, serving as Special Adviser on New Media and Publicity.

Lagos State University, LASU courses and departments. See all approved / accredited courses and Programmes available at LASU and their admission requirements, eligibility, Jamb and o’level subjects combination.

The courses / departments you see on this brochure link are courses offered in the university that are fully accredited.

All applicants seeking for admission into the university are advised to check the relevant subjects for each courses before such candidate can be given admission.

Applicant(s) whose his or her own subject combination didnt match/tally for JAMB Chosen course would be disqualified during the online admission screening exercise .

Applicants who did wrong subject combination in JAMB are urged to pick another course that suits such combination aside the JAMB chosen course.

See LASU O LEVEL /JAMB SUBJECT COMBINATION BROCHURE HERE
https://services.lidc.lasu.edu.ng/admissionscreening/courserequirement/index.php

This is to inform all the candidates offered provisional admission into the Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) various full-time and part-time programmes for the 2019/2020 academic session that they can now commence registration online.

All newly admitted FT & PT candidates who are yet to conclude their screening and registration are hereby informed that in view of the current corona virus pandemic , the screening process has been modified to allow all newly admitted candidates conclude the on-line registration process to enable them pay school fees and access the Students Portal in order to see the course materials from the lecturers and commence on line learning.

Concerned candidates are to follow the procedure highlighted below:

YABATECH Registration Procedure.

Step 1: Admitted candidates are to pay acceptance fee.

Step 2: Upload the required documents for screening on the applicant portal on (http://portal.yabatech.edu.ng/portal/).

Step 3: After the document upload, candidates are to click on “submit for pending screening”.

Step 4: Click on payment of school fee and pay fee accordingly

Step 5: Generate matriculation number on the applicant portal.

Step 6: Re login to the “student portal” to register your courses

Step 7: Access course materials for the registered courses.

All candidates are to complete the above process between Monday 11th and Friday 22nd May 2020.

Candidates are however to take responsibility for the documents they are uploading. The provisional admission will be forfeited if and when the information uploaded is discovered not genuine or valid.

In case of any further clarification please contact : [email protected]

The Provost’s Entrance International Scholarship is currently awarded to International students who are going to take part in a degree program at MacEwan University. The MacEwan University has been inspiring students to gain a unique combination of academic excellence and personal learning experiences.

Application Deadline: October 1,2020

Eligible Countries: International

Type: Undergraduate

Value of Award: $10000

Number of Awards: Various

Eligibility: To be eligible, applicants must;

1. be an international student admitted to the Fall term
2. be registered in at least 12 credits per term in each of the Fall and Winter terms of the upcoming academic year in a degree program at MacEwan University
3. have achieved a high school average on courses used for admission to a program within the 90-94.99% range

Application Process: You don’t need to apply for this application . If you have successfully applied for an eligible course HERE https://www.macewan.ca/wcm/Registrar/Admissions/ApplyforAdmission/HowtoApply/index.htmat the university, then you would be considered automatically.

The African Leadership University, a network of tertiary institutions with its main campuses in Mauritius and Rwanda is awarding scholarships to Africans who are seeking to pursue a degree program at the Institution.

The award intends to support students who have demonstrated impact in their communities and want to pursue the undergraduate degree program at the African Leadership University. The African Leaders Scholarship will cover education and accommodation expenses for the selected beneficiaries to attend the African Leadership University, studying at either its Mauritius or Rwanda Campuses – starting in September 2020.

Application Deadline: Open

Eligible Countries: Africa

Type: Undergraduate

Value of Award: 100% tuition fee and accommodation

Number of Awards: Not Known

Eligible Field Of Studies: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Entrepreneurship, Global Challenges, International Business and Trade.

Eligibility:

1. Applicants must be African citizen.
2. Applicants must have passed a final National Senior Secondary School Examination and graduated from Secondary school.
3. Applicants must have passed at least 2 A-levels or equivalent with a minimum grade C or SAT/ACT results.
4. Applicants who come from non-English speaking backgrounds but would like to be exempt from our English Immersion programme may upload their TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test (DET) results.
Application Process: Applicants are advised to enrol in the undergraduate degree program HERE https://apply.alueducation.com/ at the university, and after that, you can complete the award application form HERE https://www.alueducation.com/african-leaders-scholarship#sign-up.