Iamundisputed:
One bad habit of most Nigerian public institutions is delaying people...

A lot of these schools do it like it doesn't matter if you wait for several years, as if age doesn't count. I am not surprised at all...

fscream:

Is sickening to have results delayed for years. What happened of anyone even has carry over?
Naija ehn

fscream:
It is worrisome that many teachers are not qualified to be called one in Nigeria. This reality prompted the Education ministry to insist every teachers: public or private, must be duly certified. To achieve this, if you are not a graduate of Education you must obtain PGDE from regular universities, or National Teachers' Institute (NTI).
Unfortunately, many who passed through NTI for the one-year PGDE Program has not seen their result let alone receive their certificate.
In fact, 2017/8 are yet to have their results released and NTI has not come out to explain reason for this. Thousands have enrolled in 2019 and 2020 already not knowing the predicaments of those before them are facing.
Permit me to say that some friends have lost decent employment opportunities because they don't have certificate to prove they have their PGDE. A friend was denied TESCOM opportunity in Lagos at the final stage of the recruitment because she couldn't present any education certificate in late 2019 despite the fact that she had finished her program with NTI in 2018.

Now that education ministry is pushing for qualified teachers threatening to close schools without one, I strongly suggest that the ministry look into the activities of NTI and the plight of thousands of teachers that have their results/certificates withheld in years for reasons unknown to any.
It is almost looking like a scam institution, yet they generate lot of funds annually for education ministry.
Teachers,NTI students, parents, stakeholders in education and all concerned Nigerians, let's hear your view on this topic please.

Push this to the front please as it directly or indirectly affects everyone. Thanks

Phemphil:
Pls., the world should come to our aid ooo. 2015 till date, enrolling Students at NTI without seeing a single result for any of the courses offered. We did the program with great hope to be qualified as teachers and since then no result let alone certificate. Is NTI a theater institution to watch African magic?

Jayhillz:
It is definitely a sham. An institution that is supposed to value education but rather does the direct opposite.

fscream:
It is worrisome that many teachers are not qualified to be called one in Nigeria. This reality prompted the Education ministry to insist every teachers: public or private, must be duly certified. To achieve this, if you are not a graduate of Education you must obtain PGDE from regular universities, or National Teachers' Institute (NTI).
Unfortunately, many who passed through NTI for the one-year PGDE Program has not seen their result let alone receive their certificate.
In fact, 2017/8 are yet to have their results released and NTI has not come out to explain reason for this. Thousands have enrolled in 2019 and 2020 already not knowing the predicaments of those before them are facing.
Permit me to say that some friends have lost decent employment opportunities because they don't have certificate to prove they have their PGDE. A friend was denied TESCOM opportunity in Lagos at the final stage of the recruitment because she couldn't present any education certificate in late 2019 despite the fact that she had finished her program with NTI in 2018.

Now that education ministry is pushing for qualified teachers threatening to close schools without one, I strongly suggest that the ministry look into the activities of NTI and the plight of thousands of teachers that have their results/certificates withheld in years for reasons unknown to any.
It is almost looking like a scam institution, yet they generate lot of funds annually for education ministry.
Teachers,NTI students, parents, stakeholders in education and all concerned Nigerians, let's hear your view on this topic please.

Push this to the front please as it directly or indirectly affects everyone. Thanks

Harduerah:
2 years after we did first semester exams (June 2018), we haven't seen result..What do we even have to show that we did the program? It's not fair at all and I can never advise anybody to register for Nti

fscream:
It is worrisome that many teachers are not qualified to be called one in Nigeria. This reality prompted the Education ministry to insist every teachers: public or private, must be duly certified. To achieve this, if you are not a graduate of Education you must obtain PGDE from regular universities, or National Teachers' Institute (NTI).
Unfortunately, many who passed through NTI for the one-year PGDE Program has not seen their result let alone receive their certificate.
In fact, 2017/8 are yet to have their results released and NTI has not come out to explain reason for this. Thousands have enrolled in 2019 and 2020 already not knowing the predicaments of those before them are facing.
Permit me to say that some friends have lost decent employment opportunities because they don't have certificate to prove they have their PGDE. A friend was denied TESCOM opportunity in Lagos at the final stage of the recruitment because she couldn't present any education certificate in late 2019 despite the fact that she had finished her program with NTI in 2018.

Now that education ministry is pushing for qualified teachers threatening to close schools without one, I strongly suggest that the ministry look into the activities of NTI and the plight of thousands of teachers that have their results/certificates withheld in years for reasons unknown to any.
It is almost looking like a scam institution, yet they generate lot of funds annually for education ministry.
Teachers,NTI students, parents, stakeholders in education and all concerned Nigerians, let's hear your view on this topic please.

Push this to the front please as it directly or indirectly affects everyone. Thanks