Divepen: Thaz a detail information

dheaven: Waiting for someone to give me university info even if it means bringing a branch of existing university to the location I want.

MidaxPhoenix:
For primary schools, NCE is required of all head teachers while for junior and senior secondary schools the requirement is a B.Ed degree or a university degree with a teaching qualification.

All states seem to agree with these requirements.

The teachers’ qualification for primary schools was the NCE except in the case of Edo and Kaduna states which could also accept a teachers’ certificate grade II.

For junior and senior secondary schools the NCE, B.Ed, 1st degree and PGDE are the required qualifications.

The minimum number of teachers at inception as specified by the federal government is 3 for primary and 12 for both junior and senior secondary schools



Certification
Nigerians place much emphasis on paper certification. The NPE decrees that the conduct of examination and award of certificate at the primary should be by the head master.

At the junior secondary level of education, National Examinations Council (NECO) and state ministries of education conduct the terminal examinations for certification.


At the senior secondary school level, external examination bodies like West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and NECO are responsible for the certification exercise.


The Nigerian National Policy on Education provides guidelines for certification at each level of schooling. In it, it is stated that at the end of the six-year primary education, the Primary school leaving certificate, which is based only on continuous assessment shall be issued locally by the head teacher of the school.

For the three-year junior secondary school certificate (JSC), it is based on continuous assessment and examination conducted by state and NECO.


CULLED FROM
Accreditation and certification issues in Nigerian schools
Omaze Anthony Afemikhe1, Jennifer Omo-Egbekuse2 and Sylvanus Yakubu Imobekhai3



SO MR FEMI, if you can provide the requirements above, the cost of registration is almost negligible but should any one of them be found not in place, the nigerian factor comes in. the officials will ask you for outrageous amount, claiming paperwork.

They are very notorious during registration for external examination such as WAEC, NECO etc, you will have to bribe the officials, Zonal district officer, Ministry of education etc, but if you can have the facility, registration is mere paperwork and they will avoid you like plague.