It is good news for Npower-Teach beneficiaries in Anambra state as the
state government is said to be weighing the option of converting them to
permanent teachers in secondary schools in the state.
Recruitment is ongoing into the state's Universal Basic Education and Post Primary School categories.
According
a source who pleaded anonymity, education officials in the state were
considering possible conversion of N-Teach volunteers into permanent
staff in the state civil service.
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"There
is strong indication that existing N-Power teacher volunteers will be
given priority attention in the ongoing teachers recruitment exercise in
the state", the source who is N-Teach beneficiary in Awka told CNR
Nigeria.
When asked to give details of the 'indication', the source said he was not authorized to speak on this issue.
"Look,
what I told you is all I can say for now. I am not authorized to make a
public statement on this matter. I got my information from the right
quarters. The state is currently recruiting teachers into primary and
secondary schools in the state. It is commonsense that they would like
to retain beneficiaries who have been trained on the job and now have
the requisite experience to perform.
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Asked
if the beneficiaries will be subjected to the 'normal' recruitment
process like others who are not beneficiaries, the source said "I cannot
say for now but I think that part of the plan is that they must pass
through the process but will have the advantage of work experience when
final selection is made.
"What that means is that the beneficiary
is expected to have applied for the job when the recruitment was
advertised, even if their names is to be forwarded for any special
consideration", the source explained.
"When this plan is hatched,
it would bring a huge relief to N-teach beneficiaries in Anambra and of
course, it would be an answer to their request for permanency in the
state civil service, he added.
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Recall
that beneficiaries of the federal government social investment
programme, Npower, in Anambra state had in the buildup to the November
2017 governorship election in Anambra pleaded with the state governor,
Willie Obiano to convert them to permanent staff in the state civil
service at the end of their stay in the programme.
Sunday, 18 March 2018
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