All eligible candidates are hereby invited for the 2020/2021 Admission Screening Exercise.

Eligible candidates are those who chose Lagos State Polytechnic in 2020/2021 UTME and OBTAINED the minimum UTME score of 150 in addition to having the required relevant O-Level credits as contained in the JAMB brochure Candidates are to follow the procedure as provided. shown below.

PROCEDURE FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE
1. Candidates are expected to make an online payment of N2,000 (Two Thousand Naira only). This fee includes administrative, bank and online charges by clicking the “Pay Online” button below.
2. Return to the application portal,and click the continue application link. You will be required to login with your UTME and surname in lowercase as password.
3. Complete the application form, upload photograph and enter O-Level and UTME results information.
4. Proof-read the application form preview carefully before final before final submission
5. Print out the APPLICATION FORM and ADMISSION SCREENING SLIP and await further communication from the Polytechnic

The Application exercise closes 21st August, 2020

N.B.: Candidates are NOT required to be physically present for the screening session.

Please view the available programmes below.

Ensure that the programme you wish to apply for is available before proceeding.
You will only be able to apply for programmes on this list.
Application fees may not be refunded if you make payment and the programme you wish to apply for is not on this list

ND ACCOUNTANCY (Full Time)
ND AGRICULTURAL AND BIOENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (Full Time)
ND AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND ART AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN (Full Time)
ND BANKING AND FINANCE (Full Time)
ND BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (Full Time)
ND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (Full Time)
ND CIVIL ENGINEERING (Full Time)
ND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (Full Time)
ND COMPUTER SCIENCE (Full Time)
ND ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (Full Time)
ND ESTATE MANAGEMENT AND VALUATION (Full Time)
ND FISHERIES TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND FOOD TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND HORTICULTURE (Full Time)
ND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND INSURANCE (Full Time)
ND LEISURE AND TOURISM (Full Time)
ND MARKETING (Full Time)
ND MASS COMMUNICATION (Full Time)
ND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Full Time)
ND MECHATRONICS (Full Time)
ND OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (Full Time)
ND QUANTITY SURVEY (Full Time)
ND SCIENCE LAB. TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)
ND STATISTICS (Full Time)
ND URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (Full Time)

APPLY HERE:
https://applications.laspotech.app/(S(4tgpv03ocebed3huxeasa2t0))/Start.aspx?ApplicationType=ND-FT
Please note that you will NOT be able to update your NAMES or Application Type after submitting this page

Senior Secondary (SS3) students, who ought to have written the May/June 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) three months ago, said they are ready to write the exams any moment from now. This is even as the Federal Government and stakeholders concluded plans to reopen schools in September.

They told The Education Report that they could not wait to resume school and write the 2020 WASSCE with the intention to gain admission into tertiary institutions.

Government three weeks ago insisted on the cancellation of the exams and that schools would not reopen because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The decision did not go down well with private school owners and stakeholders.

Less than 48 hours after the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, announced government decision, Oyo State said its candidates would sit for the exam. But a week after, the northern governors declared support for government’s decision. Investigations revealed that other state governors would have followed the footsteps of Oyo State but for political reasons.

In line with the announcement, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), unfolded a new timetable for the May/June 2020 WASSCE, to be taken by 1,549,563 candidates in over 19,000 schools nationwide and in three other countries.

Before WAEC agreed to shift the exams from August to September, some private school owners were weighing in the option of getting their SS3 students to write the 2020 WASSCE in Ghana.

Candidates’ reactions to Sept date

Francis Eze, an SS3 student of Royal Academy International, Igando, Lagos, said he and his colleagues are prepared for the WASSCE and hoped the Federal Government will keep to the September date as students are tired of staying at home:

‘’Many of us did well in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and are looking forward to school resumption. My school has prepared us well and we are ready to sit for WAEC and come out in flying colours. I cannot afford to loss the 272 mark I scored in UTME. We are ready to go once government announces reopening of schools.’’

Chukwuebuka Oluigbo, Command Day Secondary School, Enugu, said: “I am neither for nor against postponement of the examination. I would love to go back to school and see my classmates, take my exam and gain admission into the university. But due to the Coronavirus pandemic you don’t know who has the disease, so I am of the opinion that until we are sure that we are safe before we go for the exam.’’

Favour Ohabuiro, Command Day Secondary School, Enugu: “I have been studying. I am a science student and that is why I am having problems with this lockdown. I do not find the other subjects difficult but the science subjects because I need the lab to do a lot of things, practical and such stuff. So it is difficult studying outside the school.”

Wilson Okereke, Good Shepherd Anglican Seminary, Enugu: “I am preparing well through our online classes via the television, the Wazobia, they teach us various subjects and now we are doing online exams on our school platform.

“It is better the examination takes place but I would like all the classes including the tertiary institutions be opened together so that there will be smooth graduation from one class level to another.”

In Ogun State, the Special Adviser to the governor on Primary and Secondary Education, Mrs Ronke Soyombo, said the governor has not come out with a position on the school exam. She, however, said that the state would abide by the Federal Government’s position on the matter.

She said series of meetings were held by the officials of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology: “As soon as the governor takes a decision on the matter, such will be made public.” She, however, advised parents whose wards registered for the final senior secondary examination, to exercise patience: “The state’s position will be known on the issue soon.”

Principal of Girls Secondary School, Awka, Anambra State, Lady Wini Ibezim, told our correspondent: “We are ready and we so much wish that the exam will start anytime soon. If they do not take the exam, it is going to be challenging because they are the last set using the present WAEC curriculum. So, if they do not take the exam, it will be very challenging to join the next set with a new curriculum.”

One of her students in SS3, Chimdimma Obianyo, told The Education Report: “The online class I participate in is being organised by a private body. My school organises its own too. For the private body, I paid N1,000 and that is the only payment till we take the exam. The WAEC registration cost me N17,000.”

David Onwubiko, Igwebuike Grammar School, Awka, said: “Some students are already losing hope of writing the exam. One of my close friends told me that if it would be possible to collect his WAEC registration fee back, he would do that.

“I have been attending private lesson and I am reading on my own. I solve past questions to get myself prepared for the exam.”

Education commissioners speak

Ebonyi State Government says it is not in a hurry to reopen schools until the Coronavirus pandemic is effectively checkmated. Its Commissioner for Education, Dr Onyebuchi Chima, told our correspondent in Abakaliki:

‘’Our mantra in Ebonyi is safe reopening of our schools. So we cannot compromise the safety of our children because of WASSCE. It is better to lose the 2020 WASSCE than put our students in a harm.”

Enugu State Commissioner for Education, Prof Uche Eze, said: “We are focusing now on our schools to ensure that we get things before we can make a commitment. We cannot make a commitment now until we are sure we have things in place that will protect the students, not only the students, but the teachers and other education personnel.

“Their safety is so critical to us. Yes, the examination will take place in schools that is the point, there are certain basic things that must be there for safety.”

Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Chief Patrick Ukah, Delta State, said: “I hope you understand that Delta State has not told you that our students will not write the examination. We can never tell our students not to write WASSCE.”

On how prepared are the candidates for the exams, Ukah expressed confidence that the students would do well: “They were prepared through the tele-class, which the state government has been organising since April when the COVID-19 induced lockdown started.”

Anambra State Commissioner for Basic Education, Prof. Kate Omenugha, spoke on the level of preparedness of the state and its students to write the examination as well as its cost: “We are very prepared for the WASSCE. We have been teaching our students on air and also through WhatsApp platform. We are doing the much we can and also encouraging them to work harder on their own.”

Benue State Commissioner of Education, Prof. Dennis Ityavyar said: “Students in the state will not take the 2020 WASSCE because schools have not yet resumed in the state. No date has been fixed for resumption of schools. So, the question about participating in the WASSCE does not arise for now.”

Rivers State Commissioner for Education, Prof Kaniye Ebeku, said: “Students of Rivers State in SS3 class have been studying online/digital platforms, sponsored by government through the Ministry of Education, since schools were abruptly shut on March 29, 2020, to ensure that they are prepared to write their WASSCE any time WAEC announces and publishes a revised time table. So, we can authoritatively say that our candidates are good to go.”

Bauchi State Commissioner for Education, Dr Aliyu Tilde: “The position of Bauchi State is that of the northern states. Their commissioners for education met last weekend and we all resolved that we would toll the line of the Federal Government. So, we will continue to consult with the Federal government and be rest assured that anytime that the Federal Government is ready. We have seen their guidelines they issued and we are working with them. When it is time to reopen we will open jointly.”

In Oyo State, 74,803 candidates from both public and private schools registered for the May/June 2020 WASSCE. Permanent Secretary, Education, Ministry of Education, Mrs Aminat Atere, stood in for Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Mr Olasunkanmi Olaleye:

“We are fully prepared. Before we went on lockdown, we have had series of extramural classes for the SS3 students. We even gave them compendium of past questions we worked on to prepare them for the WAEC. So, the state has really prepared our candidates for the external exams. During the lockdown, we had teaching sessions on radio and television. For both private and public schools, we are presenting about 74,803 candidates.

This year’s WAEC is with no cost for Oyo State. Presently, the parents and guardians paid for the WASSCE registration of their children and wards. We had earlier cancelled payment of fees in the public schools.

“We are looking forward to a resounding success in the examination because all the students have been prepared well. The teachers also have done their best. Though it is just two weeks that we just resumed, what we discovered when we go out for monitoring is that most of the teachers are doing very well, such as remedial classes, revision, for their students, using the compendium.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released guidelines to all heads of tertiary institutions for the 2020 admission exercise.

This came as it directed institutions to begin admissions for candidates for first and second choices on August 21, 2020.

“The 1st and 2nd Choices Admission-Exercise be conducted for all institutions from 21st August 2020 to a later date that would be determined by the Federal Ministry of Education and communicated to all the institutions,” he said, adding that “the uncertainties of the COVID-19 make it impossible to fix a terminal date.”

In the guidelines dated July 9, 2020, to the vice-chancellors, rectors and provosts of universities, polytechnics and colleges of education, respectively, the JAMB Registrar, Ishaq Oloyede, warned against flouting decisions of its 2020 policy meeting, held on June 16.

Mr Oloyede explained that the guideline for the 2020 admission exercise is expected to guide all the participants in the admission process.

“All heads of institutions and admission officers are advised to carefully study and understand the content of the document with a view to implementing it fully for a seamless and transparent admission exercise,” he said.

“The decisions, as well as the policy directives as contained in the address of the Honourable Minister of Education at the Policy Meeting, shall serve as the guidelines for the 2020 Admissions Exercise.

“All Heads of Tertiary Institutions are to ensure total compliance with the guidelines.

” Sanctions shall be applied to institutions that violate the decisions,” he warned.

On Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).
The JAMB chief said the admission-exercise for the 2020/2021 Academic Session would be conducted on the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).

The CAPS is an admission processing system that is geared towards ensuring quality control, transparency and credibility of the admission process.

JAMB tasked the three higher education regulatory bodies – The National Universities Commission (NUC), the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and the National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE ) – to collaborate with it to ensure full compliance with the guidelines.

The board said it has stopped illegal or irregular admission in any form, saying all admissions must pass through it.

“All applications for admissions to First Degree, National Diploma, National Innovation Diploma and the Nigeria Certificate in Education into Full Time, Distance Learning, Part-Time, Sandwich, must be processed only through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB),” it said.

The board said institutions involved in advertising or selling application forms for admissions into the programmes should stop henceforth.

“Institutions should advise candidates to apply to them through JAMB. Duplication of application forms is NOT allowed, No Institution is allowed to publish, announce, exhibit or paste any name(s) of the admitted candidate without prior approval of the name on CAPS,” the board said.

On Post UTME.
On advertorials, JAMB said institutions that desire to place advertisement can do so by advising candidates who applied for the current UTME to change to their institution as First (1st) Choice rather than requesting the candidates to purchase another application.

“This is to prevent the issue of double registration which is a violation of the JAMB mandate,” Mr Oloyede said.

“No institution will be allowed to recommend or admit any candidate whose UTME score is below the following threshold: Degree — 160; ND — 120; NCE — 100; NID — 100.”

He said no institution can graduate a candidate who has not been a full time student of that institution for at least 2 consecutive years.

“Affiliated institutions are to adopt the same minimum UTME scores as the mother institutions,” he said.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Higher National Diploma (HND) full-time and part-time programmes of the Federal Polytechnic, Offa for the 2020/2021 academic session.

Federal Polytechnic Offa HND Courses.
Offa Poly HND Morning Programmes.

The underlisted two (2) year Full-Time programmes leading to the award of Higher National Diploma are available in the Institution.

1. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
Computer Science
Food Technology
Science Laboratory Technology
Biochemistry option
Chemistry option
Environmental Biology option
Microbiology option
Biology/Microbiology option
Chemistry/Biochemistry option
Physics with Electronics option
Statistics

2. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Accountancy
Banking & Finance
Business Administration
Insurance
Marketing

3. SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Library and Information Science
Mass Communication
Office Technology and Management (OTM)

4. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
Computer Engineering Technology
Electrical & Electronics Engineering in either
Electronic & Telecommunication Engineering Option or
Power and Machine Engineering Option
Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing Engr. option
Power and Plant Engr. option
Civil Engineering

5. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Architectural Technology
Building Technology
Quantity Surveying
Estate Management & Valuation.

Offa Poly HND Evening Programmes.
The under listed two (2) years of four (4) semesters Full time evening programmes leading to the award of Higher National Diploma are available.

1. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
Computer Science

2. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Accountancy
Business Administration

3. SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Library and Information Science
Mass Communication
Office Technology and Management (OTM)

Please note that the HND Full-Time (evening) programmes are primarily for the working class; who for reason of employment cannot attend regular HND morning programmes.

Federal Poly Offa HND Admission Entry Requirements.
The entry requirements for all Higher National Diploma (HND) programmes are as follow:

1. Candidates are required to Possess National Diploma (ND), National Innovative Diploma (NID) in their chosen programme at not a grade below LOWER CREDIT classification from a recognized/accredited Polytechnic, Monotechnic or Innovation Enterprise Institutions.
2. SSC, GCE O’level with at least five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language & Mathematics obtained at not more than two (2) sittings.

3. The National Technical Certificate (NTC) or National Business Certificate (NBC) with credit level pass in a trade plus four relevant academic subjects which must include English Language and Mathematics.

4. Candidates are required to have at least one year post National Diploma Industrial Training experience.

However, candidates with pass grade at the ND/NID are eligible for consideration for admission provided they have minimum of two (2) years post Industrial Training experience.

Every applicant for the Polytechnic HND Programme who did not obtain his/her ND from the Federal Polytechnic Offa are required to forward a copy of his/her National Diploma Transcript to the Office of the Registrar, within Eight (8) weeks from the date of this advertisement.

For details on the entry requirements peculiar to each of Higher National Diploma (HND) programmes, candidate should visit this Polytechnic Portal www.fpo.edu.ng

How to Apply for Federal Poly Offa HND Admission.

To apply online for HND (FT) and Part-Time HND programmes, candidates are to visit this Polytechnic portal:www.fpo.edu.ng, click on admission to fill application form, and thereafter make payment of Fifteen Thousand Naira (N15,000.00) only for application form and no other charges shall be required. Payment will be made with an ATM card that is interswitch compatible.

Candidates are to also upload scanned copy of certificate (s)/result(s) and other required documents as stated online.

Candidates without JAMB registration number are to first log in to jamb.gov.ng and complete the procedure to apply for admission into the Federal Polytechnic Offa and pay the application fee of Three Thousand Five Hundred Naira only (₦ 3,500) to obtain the JAMB Registration Number.

Log on to JAMB CAPS website and register.

1. Pay a sum of N3,500 to enable you to obtain a JAMB registration number.[Can be easily done from JAMB approved CBT centres].
2. Please note that any Candidate who do not comply with the above method of application can not be offered admission into The Federal Polytechnic Offa as their data will not be on Jamb Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS), where admissions are processed. Candidates are to also upload scanned copy of their certificate (s)/result(s) and other required documents as stated online.

APPLY HERE
https://portal.fpo.edu.ng/Default.aspx?tabid=173&AT=1
Please note that any false/wrong data entry will lead to automatic disqualification of the candidate at any time so discovered.

Closing Date: 13th September, 2020.

SCREENING FOR ADMISSIONS: All candidates are to upload their results, certificates/credentials on the portal of the Polytechnic http://www.fpo.edu.ng Candidates must also fill the security form on the Polytechnic portal. NOTE that failure to comply with this procedure, leads to disqualification of such candidate and false claims shall lead to forfeiture of the admission at any time same is discovered.

Please note that any false/wrong data entry will lead to automatic disqualification of the candidate at any time so discovered. Also note that successful candidates will undergo a verification of certificate(s).

All candidates are enjoined to visit this Polytechnic’s Portal www.fpo.edu.ng for appropriate entry requirements for programmes of their choice and other relevant information.

The Federal Polytechnic, Offa (OFFAPOLY) is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into its National Diploma (ND) Part-time programmes for the 2020/2021 academic session.

Federal Polytechnic Offa ND Part-time Courses.

The under listed two (2) years of six (6) semesters Part-Time programmes leading to the award of National Diploma are available.

1. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
i. Computer Science
ii Food Technology
iii Science Laboratory Technology
iv Statistics

2. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
i. Accountancy
ii. Banking & Finance
iii. Business Administration
iv. Insurance

3. SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
i. Library and Information Science
ii. Mass Communication
iii. Office Technology and Management (OTM)

4. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
i. Civil Engineering
ii. Computer Engineering Technology
iii Electrical Electronic Engineering
iv. Mechanical Engineering

5. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Architectural Technology
Building Technology
Quantity Surveying
Urban and Regional Planning
Estate Management & Valuation
Surveying and Geo-Informatics
Federal Polytechnic Offa ND Part-time – Entry Requirements.
The entry requirements for all National Diploma (ND) programmes are as follows:

1. SSC, GCE O’ level with at least five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language & Mathematics obtained at not more than two (2) sittings.
2. The National Technical Certificate (NTC) or National Business Certificate (NBC) with credit level pass in a trade plus four relevant academic subjects which must include English Language and Mathematics.

How to Apply for Federal Polytechnic Offa ND Part-Time Admission Form.

APPLY HERE
https://portal.fpo.edu.ng/Default.aspx?tabid=173&AT=1
1. To apply online for Part-Time ND programmes, candidates are to first log in to [email protected] and complete the procedure to apply for admission into the Federal Polytechnic Offa and pay the application fee of Three Thousand Five Hundred Naira only (₦ 3,500) to obtain the JAMB Registration Number, and then proceed to www.fpo.edu.ng to pay a processing fee of Fifteen Thousand Naira only (₦ 15,000) click on Admission to complete the application processing form, no other charges shall be required. Payment will be made with an ATM card that is Interswitch compatible.

2. Please note that any Candidate who does not comply with the above method of application can not be offered admission into The Federal Polytechnic Offa as their data will not be on Jamb Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS), where admissions are processed. Candidates are to also upload scanned copy of their certificate (s)/result(s) and other required documents as stated online.

SCREENING FOR ADMISSIONS: All candidates are to upload their results, certificates/credentials on the portal of the Polytechnic http://www.fpo.edu.ng Candidates must also fill the security form on the Polytechnic portal. NOTE that failure to comply with this procedure, leads to disqualification of such candidate and false claims shall lead to forfeiture of the admission at any time same is discovered.

CLOSURE OF APPLICATION FOR ALL PROGRAMMES: 13th September, 2020.

Please note that any false/wrong data entry will lead to automatic disqualification of the candidate at any time so discovered. Also note that successful candidates will undergo a verification of certificate(s)

All candidates are enjoined to visit this Polytechnic’s Portal www.fpo.edu.ng for appropriate entry requirements for programmes of their choice and other relevant information.

This is to inform candidates who choose Federal Polytechnic, Offa in the JAMB 2020 UTME that the screening has commenced online.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will not be physical screening of applicants. The screening will be through the procedure stated below.

Federal Polytechnic Offa Post UTME Screening Eligibility.
The following categories of candidates are eligible to participate in the screening exercise.

All Candidates who scored 150 and above in the 2020 JAMB UTME and who made Federal Polytechnic, Offa as their First Choice Institution are expected to participate in the screening exercise.

How to Apply for Federal Polytechnic Offa Post UTME.

APPLY HERE
http://screening.fpo.edu.ng/tabid/54/Default.aspx?AT=1
1. All applicants for screening are to visit http://portal.fpo.edu.ng, and make payment of N2, 000 with an ATM card that is interswitch compatible between 20th July to 20th September, 2020.

2. Fill required information, including O’level result(s), upload scanned copies of result(s)/certificate(s), state of origin and birth certificate and print out screening summary report.

3. NOTE, that failure to comply with this procedure shall lead to disqualification of such Candidates. False claims shall also lead to forfeiture of the admission at any time it is discovered.

4. All candidates are enjoined to visit the Polytechnic’s Website http://www.fpo.edu.ng for appropriate entry requirements for programmes of their choice and other relevant information.

The management of the Nigerian Army College of Nursing, Yaba, Lagos, is now selling applications forms for admission into its Post-Basic Midwifery programme for the 2020/2021 academic session.

Applications are invited from interested and suitably qualified Military, Para-Military personnel and civilians.

PROGRAMME DURATION: 18 months for the Post Basic Midwifery.

Nigerian Army College of Nursing Post-Basic Midwifery Admission Requirments.
1. Candidates must possess a minimum of 5 credits in their O-Level Result (WASSC/GCE, NECO) which must include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology at not more than two (2) sittings
2. Candidates must be Nigerian by birth
3. Must be a Registered Nurse (RN) with at least six (6) months working experience
4. Candidates must possess a current practicing licence

How to Apply for Nigerian Army College of Nursing Post-Basic Midwifery Admission Form.

Application forms can be obtained from the Registrar’s office on Payment of the sum of a non-refundable fee of N5000 naira only
RETURN OF APPLICATION FORMS: Completed application forms must be returned to the college with photocopies of your credentials a week before the selection interview.

DATE OF SELECTION INTERVIEW: 7-8 September 2020

NOTE: Candidates shall be responsible for their accommodation, transport and feeding throughout the period of the selection interview.

For further enquiries call: 08189800178, 08034779301 (call only during working days from 10am – 4pm)

DISCLAIMER: THE COLLEGE HAS NOT AUTHORIZED ANYONE DIRECTLY /INDIRECTLY TO ACT AS ADMISSION AGENT, NEITHER IS THE ADMISSION FORMS SOLD ON-LINE. ANYONE DEALING WITH AGENTS APART FROM THE ABOVE CONTACTS WILL BE DOING SO AT HIS/HER OWN RISK.

Osun State University invites Alumni of the institution with bankable proposals, who are engaged or willing to engage in entrepreneurial business activities to apply for a loan of Two Hundred Thousand naira (N200,000.00) with a one (1) percent interest rate and a moratorium period of one (1) year with flexible repayment plans of: monthly; quarterly; bi-annually and annually for a maximum of two (2) years after the moratorium period.

UNIOSUN Startup Fund Eligibility and Requirements.

Applicants must be Alumni of Osun State University and must be ready to submit his/her First Degree Certificate to foster commitment and provide one Guarantor, who must be a Grade/Level 5 and above Public/Civil servant.

How to Apply for UNIOSUN Alumni Loan.
Application forms can be downloaded here:
1. Startup Loan Application Form
https://www.uniosun.edu.ng/index.php/download/4-documents/698-startup-loan-application-form.html
2. Guarantor’s Form
https://www.uniosun.edu.ng/index.php/download/4-documents/699-guarantor-s-form.html
while forms can also be collected from the Advancement Office, Osun State University, Osogbo.

Completed forms and bankable proposals/feasibility study should be submitted to the Advancement Office, Osun State University, Osogbo. Four (4) weeks from the date of this advertisement.

Applications will be assessed by a panel of credible persons with business knowledge.

The management of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for its basic studies programme admission for the 2020/2021 academic session.

UNIPORT Basic Studies Programme Area of Study and Admission Requirements.

Candidates should possess WASSC/SSCE/NECO/NABTEB Ordinary Level with credit passes in at least 5 relevant subjects.

S/N FACULTY/DEPARTMENT REQUIRED O’LEVEL SUBJECTS JAMB SUBJECT COMBINATION

1 Engineering
Chemical
Electrical/Electronic
Mechanical & Mechatronic
Petroleum & Gas
Civil & Environmental

English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and any other Science subject e.g. Biology, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics and Agric. Science English Language, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

2 Health Sciences
Medicine & Surgery
Anatomy
Nursing
Physiology

English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology English Language, Biology, Physics and Chemistry,
Dentistry
English Language, Mathematics Biology, Physics and Chemistry, English Language, Biology , Chemistry & any one of Physics or Mathematics

3 Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmacy
English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Physics and Chemistry, English Language, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry

4 Science
Animal and Environmental Biology (AEB)
English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics English Language, Biology & any two of Chemistry , Physics or Mathematics
Biochemistry
Microbiology

English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics English Language, Biology, Chemistry & any one of Physics or Mathematics

Geology
English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, English Language & any three of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics

Computer Science
Maths/Computer/Pure Maths

English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology English Language, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry
Maths/Statistics
Statistics

English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and any one of Biology, Geography, Economics. English Language, Mathematics, and any two of Physics, Chemistry, Economics
Physics

English Language, Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology. English Language, Mathematics, Physics and one of Chemistry or Biology

Plant Science and Biotechnology (PSB)
English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology English Language, Biology , Chemistry and one other Science subject
Pure and Industrial Chemistry (PIC)

English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology English Language, Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry

5 Agriculture
Agric. Econs. & Extension,
Animal Science
Crop & Soil Science
Fisheries
Forestry & Wildlife Mgt.

English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology or Agric. Science or any one of Physics, Geography or Economics. English Language, Chemistry, Biology or Agric. Science & any one from Mathematics, Physics, Geography or Economics

6 School of Science Laboratory Tech.
Biochemistry/Chemistry Technology
Biomedical Technology
Microbiology Technology
Biology Biotechnology

English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics English Language, Biology, Chemistry & any one of Physics or Mathematics

Geology and Mining Technology
Industrial Chemistry/ Petrochemical Technology
Physics with Electronics Tech.
Physics with Production Tech.

English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology English Language, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry
NOTE: Further mathematics is not a substitute for mathematics

COURSE DURATION: The Programme is for a period of one year (one academic session).

How to Apply for UNIPORT Basic Studies Admission.
1. Application is online, Logon to www.uniport.edu.ng and follow the instructions; a fee of Eighteen Thousand Naira (N18, 000.00), excluding Bank charges is required. Payment can be made at designated Banks nationwide. The names on candidates’ O’ Level Certificates must be the same as what is filled online. Any false information given automatically disqualifies the applicant.
2. Online application will commence from Monday, July 20, 2020; while the closing date for application is 12 midnight on Sunday, October 18, 2020.
3. Registration of successful candidates will be announced in due course.

NOTE:

AT THE END OF THE PROGRAMME, SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES REQUIRE THE NATIONAL MINIMUM SCORE IN THE 2021 UNIFIED TERTIARY MATRICULATION EXAMINATION (UTME) AND MUST HAVE CHOSEN UNIPORT TO TRANSIT TO YEAR 1.
CONTACT:

For further information, contact the School of Basic Studies
Email: [email protected]
For technical support contact: [email protected]

This is to inform the general public that the University of Lagos (UNILAG) Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) 2020/2021 academic session admission exercise is on.

The Institute of Continuing Education in collaboration with the Faculties of Arts, Management Sciences and Social Sciences is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into it various B.A/B.Sc. degree programmes for the 2020/2021 academic session.

General Information:

Application will be in two (2) stages: JAMB and ICE (Sandwich) UNILAG.
All completed application forms are to be submitted on or before 30th September, 2020.
There will be no UTME examination for the Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) UNILAG candidates.
The Programmes run in the evening.
Candidates who possess five (5) ‘O’Level credits in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics at not more than TWO sittings are eligible to apply.
UNILAG Institute of Continuing Education Available Programmes.
1. FACULTY OF ARTS

Creative Arts (Theatre Arts, Music and Visual Arts)
Religious Studies (CRS AND ISS)
English
European Languages & Integration Studies (French and Russian)
History and Strategic Studies
Linguistic, African and Asian Studies (Igbo and Yoruba)
Philosophy
2. FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Actuarial Science
Insurance
3. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Mass Communication
Sociology
Social Work

UNILAG ICE Admission Entry Requirements.
1. DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PROGRAMMES IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS

A. CREATIVE ARTS

Music: English, Mathematics and any other three subjects
Theatre Arts: English, Mathematics, Literature-in-English and any other two subjects
Visual Arts: English, Mathematics, Fine Art or Applied Arts or Literature-in-English and any other two subjects.
Direct Entry for Music: Diploma from Musical Society of Nigeria, Diploma from Trinity College London/or MUSSON Centre with grade 1,2,3,4,5 and 6

B. EUROPEAN LANGUAGES & INTEGRATION STUDIES
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics and three Arts subjects.

C. ENGLISH
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics, Literature, one Arts subject and one Arts or Social Science subject.

D. HISTORY & STRATEGIC STUDIES
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics, History or Government, one Artsand any other subject.

E. LINGUISTICS, AFRICAN & ASIAN STUDIES
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics, Yoruba/Igbo and two other subjects.

F. PHILOSOPHY
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics, one Arts subject (Government is regarded as an Arts subject) and two other subjects.
The following Arts Subjects are acceptable: History, Literature, French, CRS/IRS, Civic Education and any Nigerian Language.

G. RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRS)

Christian Religious Studies:
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics, CRS, and two other subjects
Islamic Studies (ISS)
5 ‘O’ Level credits including English, Mathematics, Arabic//IRS and two other subjects
2. DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PROGRAMMES IN THE FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

A. ACTUARIAL SCIENCE

5 Year Programme
Five (5) credits in O’ Level subjects in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any two of Financial Accounting, Data Processing, CRS/IRS, Further Mathematics, Geography, Government, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Commerce, Civic Education, and Insurance obtained at not more than two sittings.
4 Year Programme
OND in Finance, Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Engineering, and other related areas obtained from accredited Polytechnics and Monotechnics recognized by the Senate of the University of Lagos with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 2.50 and above on a 5 point scale; and also fulfilled the requirements in (a) above. JUPEB/GCE (A’Level) or Cambridge Examination or equivalent with very good passes in Mathematics and any two (2) subjects from the following: Financial Accounting, Further Mathematics, Geography, Government, Biology, Economics, Chemistry, Physics, Commerce, and Business Studies. University of Lagos Foundation Programme Diploma with a minimum of 2.00 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
3 Year Programme
Higher National Diploma (HND) in Finance, Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Engineering, and other related areas obtained from accredited Polytechnics and Monotechnics recognized by the Senate of the University of Lagos with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 2.50 and above on a 5 point scale; and also fulfilled the requirements in (a) above.
B. INSURANCE

5 Year Programme
Five (5) ‘O’ Level credits including English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any two of Financial Accounting, Data Processing, CRS/IRS, Further Mathematics, Geography, Government, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Commerce, Civic Education, and Insurance obtained at not more than two sittings.
4 Year Programme
National Diploma (OND) in Insurance, Business Administration, Business Studies, Finance, Accounting, Economics and other related areas obtained from accredited Polytechnics and Monotechnics recognized by the Senate of the University of Lagos with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 2.50 and above on a 5 point scale; and also fulfilled the requirements in (a) above.
3 Year Programme
HND in Insurance, Business Administration, Business Studies, Finance, Accounting, Economics and other related areas obtained from accredited Polytechnics and Monotechnics at credit pass with a 2-year Post HND professional experience. The candidate must similarly satisfy the requirements in (a) above.
2. DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROGRAMMES IN THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

A. MASS COMMUNICATION

5 Year Programme
Five (5) ‘O’ Level credits including English Language, Mathematics, Literature in English and two (2) other subjects obtained at not more than two sittings.
4 Year Programme
Diploma in Mass Communication from the University of Lagos or other accredited Universities recognized by the Senate of the University of Lagos with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.00 and above on a 5 point scale. Candidates must also fulfill the ‘O’ Level requirements in paragraph 3.
3 Year Programme
HND in Mass Communication from accredited Polytechnics and Monotechnics with a minimum of lower credit and 2- years Post HND experience. Candidates must be registered members of relevant Regulatory Agencies and or Professional Bodies such as APCON, NIPR, NUJ, etc and must satisfy the ’O’ Level requirements in paragraph 3.
B. SOCIAL WORK

5 Year Programme
Five (5) ‘O’ Level credits in English Language, Mathematics, and in two subjects such as Economics, Government, Civic Education/Social Studies or Geography and one Arts subject such as Literature-in- English, CRS/IRK, Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa or History at not more than two sittings.
4 Year Programme
Diploma in Social Development and Administration (SDA) from the University of Lagos or Foundation Programme of the University of Lagos, or Diploma from other accredited Universities recognized by the Senate of the University of Lagos with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 1.5 and above. Candidates must fulfilled the ‘O’ Level requirements in paragraph 3.
C. SOCIOLOGY

5 Year Programme
Five (5) ‘O’ Level credits in English Language, Mathematics, and in two subjects such as Economics, Government, Civic Education/Social Studies or Geography and one Arts subject such as Literature-in- English, CRS/IRK, Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa or History at not more than two sittings.
4 Year Programme
Diploma in Social Development and Administration (SDA) from the University of Lagos or Foundation Programme of the University of Lagos, or Diploma from other accredited Universities recognized by the Senate of the University of Lagos with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 1.5 and above. Candidates must fulfilled the ‘O’ Level requirements in paragraph 3.

How to Apply for UNILAG Part-Time Admission Form.

STAGE 1:

Log on to JAMB CAPS website and register.
Pay a sum of N3,500 to enable you obtain a JAMB registration number.[Can be easily done from JAMB approved CBT centres].
STAGE 2:

Step 1: log on to UNILAG application portal applications.unilag.edu.ng.

Step 2: Click “Start Fresh Application”

Step 3: Select ICE as application type, then provide your Surname, First Name, Middle Name, JAMB Registration Number, Mobile Phone Number and E-mail Address.

Step 4: Click the “Pay Now” to pay online the processing fee of N11, 500 (Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Naira only OR Print the payment advice with Remita Number to make payment at any Bank within the University of Lagos.

Step 5: Return to the application portal (http://applications.unilag.edu.ng) after payment, click “continue application” enter your payment reference number and your surname in lower case as password.

Step 6: Complete all required details and upload the necessary documents.

Step 7: Complete the application form, submit online and print two copies. (Candidates can save their application form for later editing)

SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FORMS AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

Completed application forms should be submitted online and a hard copy of the completed forms in colour print should be submitted to the Faculties of Arts Programme Office Room 634, Management Sciences in the Departments of Actuarial Science and Insurance and Social Sciences in the Departments of Mass Communication, Social Work and Sociology Offices.

Examinations for these programmes which will be in English Language, Mathematics and General Paper are as scheduled below:

FACULTY/PROGRAMME

VENUE

FACULTY OF ARTS

Creative Arts
Religious Studies
English
European Languages & Integrated Studies
History & Strategic Studies
Linguistic, African and Asian Studies
Philosophy
Arts Block, Room 402

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Actuarial Science
Insurance
Management Sciences Block

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Mass Communication
Sociology
Social Work
AfeBabalola Auditorium

EXAMINATION DATE: Friday 2nd October, 2020.

CLOSING DATE: 30th September, 2020.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

a. Candidates are expected at the examination hall by 9:00am with the colour print of their Application forms.

b. Provisional Admission Letters would be ready for collection two weeks after the entrance examination.

For further information, please call any of the following telephone numbers:

07030192744, 08033326802 08168686636, 08062468854, 08023388817, 08023312247, 08068918535, 08033047973, 08068918535, 08033486140

E-mail Address: [email protected]