Fit2Rule:

They are just trying to make TRCN relevant. 90% of teachers in Nigeria, especially those in private schools, are teaching because there are no jobs in the professional fields. If they want to enforce professionalism, they should as well compel all politicians to take a degree in political science, public administration, or at least a professional certification in leadership.

The poor are always at their mercy and always suffer the consequences of their shortsighted and misplaced policies,God saves us

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I hope it doesn't apply to state own teachers.

In Nigeria nothing is done properly. Now, instead of organising an update certification exam program gradually over a period and so weed out the chaff, with this announcement, the certifying authority has now become exposed to 'quick service' corruption . Everybody working in that organisation now will be buying and selling certificate. The bad teachers will just buy and the aim is defeated.

The government doesn't care about the common man. The government will milk them try and take their food.

Hahahahahahahahaha.

I can some unqualified teachers who "have been practising abroad" already registering their annoyance.

Someone is even coming up with some warped theories on how it is intended to favour the North.

Nawao!

Adamu Adamu, carry on joor.

Nonsense.

okay.

Great!!!! But does that mean corpers will no longer be posted to schools to serve?

A man without certificate is threatening others within his capacity.
This is bad news

In Nigeria....well I'm not surprised. They will say, as usual, that it is in line with "International Best Practices." Third world!

Another step in the right direction... standard of education in Nigeria is abysmally poor

IpobExposed:
This is because During Jonathan's tenure he crippled our economy. Illiterates were teaching whereas those without certificate are hungry.


It you want to teach u must be a professional before we see a case where a teacher cannot spell like what oshimole saw.



Buhari where ever u are I am saying good morning to u.
You shall live long Buhari

Abeg kip kwayet Buhari get professional certification when u dey hail am....with your loopsided brain...vermoose jare

sheettle:
TRCN certificate, issued by Teacher Registration Council of Nigeria to people that hold NCE, B.ed, and PGDE

Good morning dis morning, am currently running my postgraduate diploma in education (PDE), can i register for TRCN nw, if yes how can i register? Thanks

IpobExposed:
This is because During Jonathan's tenure he crippled our economy. Illiterates were teaching whereas those without certificate are hungry.


It you want to teach u must be a professional before we see a case where a teacher cannot spell like what oshimole saw.



Buhari where ever u are I am saying good morning to u.
You shall live long Buhari

Ur president go sch? Talkless of professional

A very good move. What is worth doing worth doing well.

ANd how did he know that only those that possess the certification can teach and impact knowledge in pupils/students ?

KingLennon:
It means many teachers will be jobless. Why not also send home senators without certificates? Does our president have a professional certificate? The solution will be give these teachers the opportunity to go back to school and try and get a certificate while they are still working. They may decide to run part- time

It is wayyyyyy more important and absolutely necessary that a teacher be certified than a Senator or even the President be certified. And we wonder why there are now so many illiterates..... uncertified teachers ... generation of illiterates.

Lol'

And a certificateless man is the president !

malakus:
The Federal Government has said teachers who do not possess Professional Certificate of the Teachers’ Registration Council, TRCN, will be shown the way out by the end of this year. This was disclosed by the Registrar/Chief Executive of the Council, Professor Olusegun Ajiboye in Ibadan yesterday. According to him, the decision is part of the three-year Ministerial Strategic Plan by the Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu. This, he added, was aimed at getting rid of unqualified teachers in Nigerian schools. He further hinted that the [b]first professional qualifying examination of TRCN [/b]would hold at the end of September, 2017. He advised those who want to use the normal registration to act before the end of May 2017. While hinting that about 1.6m teachers have registered, he said examination was designed in modules comprising category A (PhD holders), B (Master degree holders), C (Bachelor degree holders), and D (NCE holders). Ajiboye said, “By the end of 2017, Nigerian children will be taught by only qualified professional teachers who can deliver the quality education desirous for the elevation of our children and our country.”

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/teachers-without-professional-certificates-go-dec-fg/

I like the exam part

They just want to sell their 9k per copy certificate, no exam nothing just buy the pali you are a professional instantly. Go to any NTI outlet.

KingLennon:
It means many teachers will be jobless. Why not also send home senators without certificates? Does our president have a professional certificate? The solution will be give these teachers the opportunity to go back to school and try and get a certificate while they are still working. They may decide to run part- time

U talk am well. 1 million likes

esoboy875:

Good morning dis morning, am currently running my postgraduate diploma in education (PDE), can i register for TRCN nw, if yes how can i register? Thanks

The school where you are running PDE will register you at the end of your programme.

sheettle:
The school where you are running PDE will register you at the end of your programme.

OK............. Tnks

Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria, Professional Qualifying Examination will come up on Saturday 14, October, 2017.

Have you started reading for the exam? What materials are you reading.