N-Power Volunteers Permanent Job Employment: Plateau State Government retains 4,800 NPower Volunteers.
This is to inform all N-Power Teach Volunteers that the Federal Government of Nigeria has expressed its readiness to retain n-teach volunteers across the six-geopolitical zones. This is a good news and we wish to congratulate all the N-Power Teach volunteers, who made it to the Npower absorption/permanency list.
Following this, the Government of Plateau State in line with its mandate of providing credible, quality and academic excellence in the state. In pursuant to this, the management of the Plateau State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) will be retaining all N-Teach Volunteers deployed across the state.
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According to the N-Power Facebook page: “The Plateau State Government has expressed readiness to retain the Four Thousand, Eight Hundred and Fifty (4,850) N-Power volunteers serving as teachers in the state on the expiration of their programme later in the year.”
In 2016, the Federal Government engaged 200,000 N-Power Volunteers. In 2017, the Federal Government enlisted over 300,000 more. N-Power Teach Volunteers will help improve basic education delivery in Nigeria. N-Power Teach Volunteers will be deployed as teacher assistants in primary schools around Nigeria.
They will not replace the current teachers but will work as support teachers across Nigeria, assisting with teaching, school management and other functions within the schools. Where possible, they will also assist in taking basic education to children in marginalized communities.
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