Ekiti govt dismisses teachers over sexual molestation
Don urges government to restore teachers’ dignity
NGO to recruit 400 fellows as basic school teachers
Kebbi Govt to evaluate teachers’ performance in primary schools
We are a family of teachers — Awosika
Germany wants more German language teachers in Nigeria
Delta licenses 15,000 teachers in TRCN roll- Commissioner
C’River SUBEB vows to flush out fraudulent teachers
Ortom approves recruitment of 5,000 primary school teachers
Lagos to reward 20 best teachers with vehicles
No teachers recruitment in Edo in 10 years ― Commissioner
Niger governor threatens to sanction teachers for truancy
Sack of unqualified teachers: TRCN begins enforcement this month
TRCN says 53,674 teachers qualify for licenses
FG assures qualified teachers of good welfare, incentives

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981 Kogi teachers write professional exam
No fewer than 981 teachers in Kogi, on Saturday, sat for professional qualification examination (PQE), conducted by the Teachers’ Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN).
TRCN registration: Teachers rush to beat deadline in Lagos
By Adesina Wahab Thousands of teachers on Thursday besieged the Federal College of Education, Technical, Akoka, Lagos to sit for the qualifying/certification examination organised by the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria, TRCN. The rush is not unconnected with the need to beat the December 31, 2019 deadline given by the Federal Government that unqualified teachers […]
Unqualified teachers’ll be flushed out December ending — FG
THE Federal Government has given directives that all teachers who do not possess the relevant qualifications should be flushed out of classrooms across the country by December 31, 2019.
Corps members making up for teachers’ shortage in Ondo ― Govt.
The Ondo State government has commended the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) for helping with the posting of corps members to schools, thereby making up for shortage of teachers. The state’s Head of Service, Mr Dare Aragbaiye, gave the commendation while receiving the management members of NYSC who were on a courtesy visit to his […]
NAPPS boss canvasses regular training for teachers
The Chairman of the Plateau State chapter of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, NAPPS, Mr Solomon Musa, has tasked members of his association to organise seminars for their teaching staff and provide them with relevant educational materials to enable them compete favourably with their contemporaries in other parts of the world. Musa who spoke in Jos, said capacity-building and improved skills were necessary because they would update teachers’ knowledge, equip them with modern trends in the various subjects they teach and enable them discharge their duties effectively.

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