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FG TO ENGAGE 500,000 UNEMPLOYED TEACHERS CORPS

FG SET TO ENGAGE 500,000 UNEMPLOYED GRADUATES AS TEACHERS CORPS

 
The Federal Government as promised will be engaging the services of 500, 000 unemployed graduates from all over the federation irrespective of political affiliation. This is as a result of the federal government's determination to revamp the educational sector...Find out more about this here:


Overview:
The N-Power Teach programme will engage qualified graduates for the benefit of basic education delivery in Nigeria. They will be deployed as teaching assistants in primary and secondary schools across Nigeria.  They will not replace the current teachers, but will work as support teachers, assisting with teaching, school management and other functions within the schools. They will also assist in taking basic education to children in marginalised communities.
Importantly, they will gain work experience, and acquire key competencies through academic and non-academic capacity building programmes, which will improve their competitiveness in the workplace. In addition, successful applicants will also benefit from a compulsory employability and entrepreneurship skills development programme.

Criteria:
  • Currently Unemployed
  • Must be a graduate in any field or profession
  • Must have completed the mandatory National Youth Service Corps Programme
  • Aged 18-35
  • Disposition to teaching and imparting knowledge
  • Disposition to discovering knowledge
  • Patience and ability to listen are good qualities to possess
Duration: 2yrs

Jobs:
At the end of the two-year programme, you may seek further opportunities in the following occupations in an employee or self-employed role:
  • Professional Teaching
  • Researcher, Research Associate, Senior Research Analyst
  • Education Consultant, Associate,
  • Strategy Consultant
  • Education Services Manager
  • Project Manager
  • Project Supervisor
  • Social services analyst
REQUIREMENTS:
1.      Passport
2.      CV
3.      NYSC Discharge Certificate
4.      Original Result (University, polytechnic etc)
5.      Bank Verification Number (BVN)
6.      NYSC Call-Up Number
7.      E-mail (active)

HOW TO REGISTER:
VISIT THIS WEBSITE:
http://npower.gov.ng/n-corps/
 SCROLL DOWN and click APPLY: 









Credits: N-Power

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