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KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, LAFIAJI RELEASES NCE & SANDWICH ADMISSION FORM FOR THE 2023/2024 ACADEMIC SESSION

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This is to inform Staff, Students and the General Public that admission into Kwara State College of Education (Technical), Lafiagi for the 2023/2024 academic session has commenced. Interested members of the public can apply as follows;

Eligibility

Candidates who sat the 2023 UTME Examination, chose the College as their preferred institution and scored above the cut off mark will be considered for admission. Interested candidates who did not choose the College but scored above cut off mark are to process a change of institution into the College at any JAMB accredited centre without further delay and make the College their most preferred institution.

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Any interested candidates can visit the College website: https://kwacoetl.edu.ng/

Admission Requirements

Candidates must posses at least Five (5,) O’Level credits in relevant subject combinations which must include credit in English and mathematics

1.0 AVAILABLE PROGRAMMES

The following programmes are available across the various schools and departments in the College.

A. SCHOOL OF SCIENCES (Course Combinations)

1. Integrated Science/Computer Science Education

2. Integrated Science/Chemistry Education

3. Integrated Science/Physics Education

4. Integrated Science/Mathematics Education

5. Integrated Science/Biology Education

6. Integrated Science (Double Major)

7. Biology/Physics Education

8. Biology/Chemistry Education

9. Biology/Computer Education

10. Biology/Mathematics Education

11. Chemistry/Physics Education

12. Chemistry/Computer Education

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13. Chemistry/Mathematics Education

14. Physics/Mathematics Education

15. Physics/Computer Education

16. Mathematics/Computer Education

 

B. SCHOOL OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

1. Agricultural Science Education (Double Major)

2. Business Education (Double Major) with an option in Accounting or Office Technology and Management

3. Economics/Mathematics Education

4. Economics/Computer Education

C. SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Technical Education (Double major) with options as follows:

1. Automobile Technology Education

2. Building Technology Education

3. Electrical/Electronics Technology Education.

4. Metal Works Tech. Education

5. Wood Works Tech. Education.

For enquiry: email info@kwcoetl.edu.ng or call: 08065852673, 08068646822 and 08065307523

Thank you.

Signed

Prince Aliyu Baba Bello

Admission officer

For: Registrar

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WAEC SET TO INTRODUCE CBT FOR WASSCE

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The West African Examinations Council says plans to introduce the Computer Based Test mode in the administration of its examinations are at an advanced stage.
The Head of National Office, Mr Patrick Areghan, gave the hint in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Lagos.

Areghan was speaking against the backdrop of notable achievements and advancements of the council under his watch, as he prepared to bow out of office on Oct. 1.

He would be bowing out after completing his three-year tenure.

Areghan said that introducing the CBT mode of administrating some of the council’s examinations had been part of his vision for the body.

”We have already started something in terms of CBT examination. We have gone far with our planning and all of that, even in the sub-region, the registrar to the council is also doing something.

“But this is not as easy as some people will think. This is because we ask ourselves, how do we conduct CBT for practicals and essay papers?

“We can only readily do that in the case of objective questions. But so many people will not see it from that angle. They argue that some others are doing it, so why can’t WAEC do the same?

“Now, no one even talks about energy;  how many schools are exposed to computer literacy? How many have computer facilities and how many have electricity to run these things?

“Even where you have all these things on the ground, how do you handle the issue of theory and practical papers? So, these are the issues, but that is what I want the council to do very shortly.

“We should be able to conduct CBT examinations, even if it means starting with the objective questions,” he said.

The outgoing WAEC boss noted that already, the council had concluded introducing the administration of its examination using the CBT platform under his watch, in no distant time, starting with the objective questions and later theory and practicals.

“But you can still be sure that not all schools will be ready. Maybe we can have a segregated market. Those who cannot afford the CBT will go for the pencil and paper mode.

“So, I would like to see WAEC in that light,” he said.


Areghan said aside from the introduction of the  CBT,  he would also like to see all the operations of the council fully digitalised shortly.

He noted that almost every section of the council had been digitalised under his watch.

I have almost digitalised everywhere now. Talk of certificate, checking of results verification of results and more.

“I will live to see more massive deployment of technology so that the vision of the council can change from just being a world-class examination body to a technology-driven examination body.

“I also want WAEC to be more visible on the international stage. I want to see, through the cooperation of the sub-region, how we can take WAEC overseas,  that is, how Nigerian children in the diaspora can sit for WASSCE overseas.

That, again, is what I want WAEC to do very shortly. That is one thing I wanted to do under my watch, but, again like I said, it needs the cooperation of the sub-region, not just Nigeria, to take WASSCE overseas.

“I also want to see its digital certificate that we have successfully launched in Nigeria replicated in the entire sub-region, so that any candidate that has taken WASSCE,  can be in any part of the world to access the digital certificate; that is a legacy.

For instance, if your certificate gets missing, soaked, destroyed by fire and so on, with one touch on the bottom, it appears.

“For me, this is a great legacy,” the WAEC boss stated.

He also stated that the council’s Digital Security Printing Press is another milestone achievement under his watch.

According to him, after 71 years of the council’s existence,  the introduction of the digital security printing press is a worthy legacy.

This is alongside other internal ones, such as the Staff Bus scheme, meant to cushion the effect of high transportation fares, occasioned by the fuel subsidy removal, he said.

“We are going to do more to motivate staff. I am counting on my successor to follow suit, being a very committed and intelligent person. It is my prayer that he achieves more than me,” he stated.

Speaking on his greatest achievement, Areghan highlighted the successful conduct of examinations, release of results within stipulated time and printing and release of certificates to deserving candidates as key.

“That is my greatest achievement. That is because when you work in the council and you fail to conduct any examination, no matter the other levels of achievements, you have failed.

So, I give God all the glory that I have been able to conduct all the examinations, even in the COVID-19 years, from 2020 to 2023,” the outgoing council boss told NAN.

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UNIVERSITY OF JOS (UNIJOS) RELEASES APPROVED UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL CHARGES, EXTEND PAYMENT DEADLINE DATE

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This is to inform Students of the University of Jos, Parents and members of the public that the University Administration has approved a further revision in the School Charges structure payable by Undergraduate Students of the institution from the 2022/2023 Academic Session. The University Administration approved a reduction in the charges following a meeting with the expanded Students Union Government Executives of the University.

In view of its commitment to carry all stakeholders along following the University’s earlier decision to review its School Charges structure, the University Administration has made additional concessions in response to its engagement with the Students representatives.

UNIJOS revised undergraduate school charges and extension of payment deadline

Some of the key decisions resulting from the interaction between the University Administration and the Students representatives include the following:

1. The main charges for Returning Students who are not offering GST courses have been reduced from N150,000.00 to N95,000.00 while N100,000.00 will be paid by Returning Students offering GST courses.

2. Fresh Students will now pay N130,000.00, down from the initial charge of N180,000.00.

3. Laboratory/Studio/Workshop charges are now set at N25,000.00 for Students who exclusively use these facilities down from N30,000.00.

4. The University Administration has also approved for Instalment payments to be introduced as follows:

– All Returning Students not using laboratory/studio/workshop facilities and not offering GST courses are to pay N95,000.00 as the 1st instalment and N10,000.00 as the 2nd instalment.

– All Returning Students not using laboratory/studio/workshop facilities but who offer GST courses are to pay N100,000.00 as the 1st instalment and N10,000.00 as the 2nd instalment.

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– All Returning Students without GST courses but who use laboratory/studio/workshop facilities are to pay N95,000.00 as the 1st instalment and N35,000.00 as the 2nd instalment.

– All Returning Students who use laboratory/studio/workshop facilities and offer GST courses are to pay N100,000.00 as the 1st instalment and N35,000.00 as the 2nd instalment.

– New Students not using laboratory/studio/workshop facilities but who offer GST courses are to pay N130,000.00 as the 1st instalment and N10,000.00 as the 2nd instalment.

– New Students who will use laboratory/studio/workshop facilities and who offer GST courses are to pay N130,000.00 as the 1st instalment and N35,000.00 as the 2nd instalment.

5. Similarly, Two percent (2%) of the amount payable by all Students will be dedicated to assisting indigent Students, with 50% being channeled towards providing scholarships for indigent Students and the other 50% to be utilized for the expansion of the University’s Work-Study programme.

6. Spilled over Students (having one Semester left to complete their studies) will be required to pay only 50% of the reviewed charges.

7. The deadline for the registration exercise has been extended by a further 2 weeks. The new deadline is now 8th October, 2023.

8. Two of the Students leaders, the SUG President and 1 nominee of the Hall Governors, will serve as members of the Hostels Maintenance Committee.

In light of the above decisions, the University Administration advises all Students and Parents to take note of the revised charges and adhere to the new payment and registration guidelines. All Students should also note that 1st Semester lectures for the 2022/2023 Academic Session have since commenced.

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Furthermore, the University Administration has approved the re-opening of the Naraguta, Zion, and Postgraduate hostels from Friday, 22nd September, 2023, for Students interested in seeking accommodation on campus. However, Abuja and Village hostels will remain closed until minor repairs are completed.

The University of Jos remains focused on providing an excellent learning experience and supporting its Students in achieving their academic and career goals. The University Administration is, therefore, committed to being transparent and accountable in the management of the University’s resources as it continues to strengthen areas of common interest and deepen partnership with the Students and other stakeholders.

TABLE OF REVIEWED CHARGES FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

S/NO.

VARIABLES

INTALMENTS

AMOUNT (N)

1.

Returning Students (Without GST/ Lab/Studio/Workshop)
  1. First Installment
  2. Second Instalment

    

TOTAL

95,000.00

10,000.00

105,000.00

2.

Returning Students (With GST, without Lab/Studio/Workshop)
  1. First Installment
  2. Second Instalment

 

TOTAL

100,000.00

10,000.00

110,000.00

3.

Returning Students (Without GST, with Lab/Studio/Workshop
  1. First Installment
  2. Second Instalment

 

TOTAL

95,000.00

35,000.00

130,000.00

4.

Returning Students (With GST/Lab/Studio/Workshop
  1. First Installment
  2. Second Instalment

 

TOTAL

100,000.00

35,000.00

135,000.00

5.

New Students (With GST and Without Lab/Studio/Workshop
  1. First Installment
  2. Second Instalment

 

TOTAL

130,000.00 

10,000.00

140,000.00

6.

New Students (With GST/Lab/Studio/Workshop
  1. First Installment
  2. Second Instalment

 

TOTAL

130,000.00

35,000.00

165,000.00

 

 

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UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS (UNILAG) EXTENDS DIRECT ENTRY REGISTRATION DEADLINE

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The 2023/2024 Direct Entry online registration exercise earlier scheduled to end on Friday, September 22, 2023, has been extended to Friday, September 29, 2023.

For further clarifications, send an email to admissions@unilag.edu.ng and/or call the following phone numbers: 09053006772, 08027953216, and 08141656802

UNILAG extends direct entry online registration exercise, 2023/2024

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