EDUCATION
NBTE Calls for Mandatory Skill Acquisition in Secondary School

The National Board for Technical Education has called for a compulsory 50 per cent inclusion of skill acquisition in the curriculum for secondary school students.
This, NBTE said would help the students to have a better understanding of their interests and abilities, and improve them in decision-making, thereby leading to their personal and professional development.
The Executive Secretary, Prof. Idris Bugaje, said this in an interaction with the News Agency of Nigeria on the board’s newly launched top-up programme for Higher National Diploma holders to acquire a Bachelor of Science in their choice course.
Discover more from 9jaPolyTv
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
EDUCATION23 hours agoJAMB Explains Delay in Release of 2026 UTME Original Result Slips
EDUCATION23 hours agoNYSC Introduces New Certificate Requirement for 2026 Batch B Corps Members
EDUCATION23 hours agoNigeria Now Has Credible Education Data for Better Resource Allocation — Alausa
NEWS23 hours agoCBN Introduces 8 New BVN and Mobile Banking Rules Starting July 2026
EDUCATION23 hours agoObafemi Awolowo University Launches OAU eCampus for Online Degree Programmes Across Nigeria and Diaspora
Admission22 hours agoAFIT Kaduna Announces 2026/2027 Post-UTME Admission Screening for Degree and ND Programmes
EDUCATION23 hours agoASUU Warns Federal Government Over Unimplemented Agreement, Threatens Fresh Strike
POLYTECHNIC NEWS22 hours agoOGITECH Certificate Collection Fee 2026: Ogun Tech Announces Penalty Charges for Unclaimed Certificates
















