Iyabo Lawal, Author at Guardian Nigeria News

ASUP kicks as FG releases new scheme of service for HND holders

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics(ASUP) has faulted the recently released scheme of service for Higher National Diploma (HND) holders in the government service, saying the new document further undermines polytechnic education

3 days ago

by Iyabo Lawal

Unending controversy over implementation of mother tongue policy

For two years, the implementation of the National Language Policy, which allows the use of mother tongue to teach children up to primary six, has dragged on, disrupting learning and putting pupils

6 days ago

Education

Experts seek adoption of AI for effective learning

Experts in education technology have canvassed the need for policymakers and teachers to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the nation’s education system to enhance the learning experience for students and educators. This

1 week ago

Education

Nigerian school in top 10 for World’s Best Prizes 2024

Wisdom International School of Excellence (WISE), an independent kindergarten to secondary school in Abuja, has been named in the top 10 shortlist for the World’s Best School Prizes 2024. The five World’s Best

1 week ago

Education

NBTE introduces mandatory skill qualification in polytechnics

The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) has introduced mandatory skill qualification (MSQ) as a requirement for all newly reviewed National Diploma and Higher National Diploma curricula. The board noted that the

1 week ago

Education

Commission to review 20-year-old Basic Education Act

To correct grey areas in the basic education sub-sector, the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) is set to review the enabling Act 2004. The Executive Secretary of the commission, Dr Hamid Bobboyi,

1 week ago

Education

Executive Director, Bridge House College Ikoyi, Dr Foluke Abdulrazaq (middle) with dignitaries at the event.

Bridge House College harps on skills inclusion, diversity

Bridge House College (BHC), Ikoyi, Lagos, has emphasised the importance of diversity and skills acquisition in enhancing children’s academic strength and preparing them for global challenges. Addressing journalists at the 20th anniversary

1 week ago

Education

50% of private school teachers not qualified, says TRCN

• Council threatens to name and shame unqualified teachers The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) has threatened to expose unqualified teachers operating in various schools across the country as part of

1 week ago

Education

ASUP kicks as FG releases new scheme of service for HND holders

Unending controversy over implementation of mother tongue policy

Experts seek adoption of AI for effective learning

Nigerian school in top 10 for World’s Best Prizes 2024

NBTE introduces mandatory skill qualification in polytechnics

Commission to review 20-year-old Basic Education Act

Bridge House College harps on skills inclusion, diversity

50% of private school teachers not qualified, says TRCN

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