13,000 teachers write professional qualifying exam
Oxfam hands over classrooms to Taraba community, urges Govt to deploy more teachers
Extra 44m teachers needed globally to meet SDG 4 — World Bank
Improve our welfare, teachers demand
TTT to hold inaugural Teachers’ Day summit
Human Capital Devt: Nigeria records 950,000 shortages in teachers; 20,000 in classroom
Katsina recruits 7,325 new teachers, announces refresher programmes
Why Maths teachers avoid key topics in classrooms – Don
Teachers begin strike in England over pay rise
NUT hails Kaduna Govt for recalling sacked teachers
I may reconsider sacked teachers — Adeleke

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2,295 teachers killed, 19,000 displaced in 9 years —NSCDC
Commandant-General, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Dr. Abubakar Audi, yesterday, disclosed that no fewer than 2,295 teachers were killed between 2009 and 2018, while 19,000 others were displaced.
Delta to employ 1,500 teachers
By Festus Ahon – Asaba Delta State Commissioner for Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, has said the state has concluded plans to employ 1,500 teachers in core subject areas into the Unified Teaching Service of the state. Aniagwu, who disclosed this while briefing newsmen after the State Executive Council meeting presided over by Governor Ifeanyi Okowa […]
When secondary school students attack teachers, security agents in Ogun
IT is no longer news that students in public secondary schools in Ogun State have taken to attacking teachers and security agents.
Nigerian teachers to undergo training on intellectual disabilities, challenges in pupils
Teachers in Primary and Junior Secondary Schools across the county are to undergo training on Special Needs and Disabilities, SEND skills with a view to strengthening their competencies to effectively manage social, behavioural, physical, and intellectual disabilities and challenges in pupils.
Training, retraining of teachers key to national growth — Ayade
SENATOR Ben Ayade, the Cross River State governor on Monday asserted that effective teaching at the basic education level is critical to the development of Nigeria and this can only be achieved through effective training of teachers.

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