Student: Auchi Poly SPAT Admission Tally For (ND) Is Out - 2017/2018

This is to inform all the candidates who applied for admission into the National Diploma (ND) of the Federal Polytechnic, Auchi School of Evening Studies (SES) that the 1st batch list of admitted candidates have been released for the 2017/2018 academic session.

Candidates can proceed to check their admission status online.

How to Check Auchi Polytechnic 2017/2018 SPAT Admission List Online.

1. 1. Candidates are to visit: http://auchipolyspats.com/admissionlistcriterialisting.php

1. 1. Select your programme of study i.e. ND.

1. 1. Select your Department.

1. 1. Select your Course of Study.

1. Click on ‘Check Admission List’ to check if youi are among those offered admission

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Oyo State Students Raises Alarm Over Continuous Closure Of Tertiary Institutions

Thousands of students of Oyo origin under the auspices of the National Association of Oyo Students (NAOS) have cried out over the continued closure of the six tertiary institutions owned by Oyo state government.

The workers in the six institutions,  recalled, had been on strike since Friday, 3rd November 2017 due to the failure of the state government to pay their salaries running to sixteen months. The six concerned institutions are, The Polytechnic, Ibadan; Emmanuel Alayande College of Education, Oyo; Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology; The Ibarapa Polytechnic, Eruwa; The Oke-Ogun Polytechnic, Saki and College of Education, Lanlate. Six Oyo tertiary institutions begin indefinite strike.

But worried by this development , the umbrella body of students in tertiary institutions who hailed from the ancient city of Oyo while reacting to the sad development urged the state government to address the issue surrounding the closure of the institutions to save the future of students in those citadels of learning.

NAOS National President, Comrade Saheed Alabi Agboluaje in a save our soul press release, a copy of which was obtained by DAILY POST on Wednesday declared that there was a need for the state government to address the issue urgently as the future of their colleagues in the affected schools are at stake.

He lamented that a major reason responsible for the strike in the institutions is the fact that the state government was giving 25% subvention and this translates to quarter salary to staff without any other form of motivation for them.

Agboluaje, however, charged the state government to do the needful at the right time, saying that the generality of the students can no longer afford to be at home.

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Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo (ACEONDO) 3rd Batch NCE Admission Tally Is Out For 2017/2018

The  Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo State (ACEONDO) has released the 3rd Batch of NCE Admission List for 2017/2018 Academic Session.

Candidates who applied for NCE admission in the school are advised to proceed to check if they have been offered admisison on the school portal.

The list of admitted candidates have been made available on the school’s official website.

How To Check Your Admission Status

To view the list of admitted candidates, simply click on this link: ACEONDO 3rd NCE Admission List 2017/2018 Announced

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Sandwich Degree Programmes Form For Taraba State University (TASU) Is On Sale - 2018 - Get Yours.

Application are welcomed from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Taraba State University (TASU) Sandwich Degree Programme for 2017/2018 academic session.

TASU 2018 SANDWICH DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Sandwich Degree Programs (2018 CONTACT)B. Ed Educational Admin and Planning
B. Tech. Ed Technology Education
B.A. Ed Christian Religious Studies
B.A. Ed English Language
B.A. Ed Hausa
B.A. Ed Islamic Studies
B.A. Ed Social Studies
B.LIS. Library and Information Science
B.Sc. Ed Agriculture
B.Sc. Ed Biology
B.Sc. Ed Business Education
B.Sc. Ed Computer Science
B.Sc. Ed Economics
B.Sc. Ed Geography
B.Sc. Ed Guidance and Counselling
B.Sc. Ed Health Education
B.Sc. Ed Integrated Science
B.Sc. Ed Mathematics
B.Sc. Ed Political Science

A. Entry Qualifications: for 200 Level:i. Candidate must have N.C.E. with an overall merit pass or above, provided the candidate
also has at least five credits or its equivalent including credit passes in Mathematics and
English.
ii. Diploma in any area of education provided the candidate also has at least five credits at ‘O’
level including English Language and Mathematics.
iii.Holders of N.C.E./Diploma will spend four academic years while all others will spend five
respectively.

B. Entry Qualifications: for 100 Level5 years programme – candidates must obtain 5 credit passes at G.C.E./WASC level, SSCE
including English Language and Mathematics in not more than two sittings. In addition to
acceptable UTME Cut Off Point.

C. Purchase of Formsi. Application Forms are sold at the sum of Five Thousand Naira (₦5,000.00) per form.
ii. All payments are to be made at any Zenith Bank Plc Acc. No. 1011596452iii. Evidence of payment (Bank Teller) should be presented at the Sandwich office Taraba State
University (Main Campus)
iv.Sales of Application Forms commences immediately.
v. Screening and interview of applicants commences on 19th – 24th February, 2018

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Must See: Corporal Punishment Is Now Banned In All Public Schools In Nasarawa State.

Ahmed Tijani, Nasarawa State Commissioner for Education, has banned corporal punishment in public schools in the state.

Tijjani told newsmen in Lafia on Thursday that the decision followed the serious beating of some students of Government Science Secondary School Nasarawa-Eggon, which video went viral on the social media.

He added that already three staff of the school, including the principal, were on one-month suspension over their involvement in the corporal punishment pending the report of the committee set up by the ministry.

According to him, “We have constituted a committee to investigate their matter and report back to the ministry in the next one week, to enable the ministry to take appropriate action.

He added that the ministry had also written to all public schools informing the management of the various schools on the ban on corporal punishment.

Warning teachers from other schools who are involved in corporal punishment to desist, he said anyone caught would face disciplinary action.

He explained that even if teachers would want to punish students for any offense, it should be a minor punishment.

He, however, promised that the government, through the ministry, would continue to respond to the challenges facing the sector with the aim of re-positioning it.

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