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LAGOS TESCOM INDUCTS 1500 POST PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 LAGOS TESCOM INDUCTS 1500 POST PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS


The Lagos State Teaching Service Commission has kicked off a Three-day induction programme for newly recruited teachers.


The programme, with the theme “Leading, Learning in a Fast Evolving World,” is aimed at equipping about 1,500 teachers with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in their roles.


Declaring the induction programme open, the Chairman, Lagos State House of Assembly Committee On Establishment, Training, Pension and Public Service, Hon. Oladele Ajayi said that the induction programme is part of a broader effort to improve the quality of education in Lagos State and ensure that students receive effective instruction.


Hon. Ajayi noted that the induction programme is a veritable process to equip, reorient, and reinforce the capability of the calibre of teachers in schools with emphasis on the ethics and ethos of modern techniques of teaching.


Reminding the inductees of their role, Hon. Ajayi said “Your role as educator is to be a key change agent that will be remembered for shaping future leaders. You must embrace technology, which has become a very strong inevitable tool in our daily lives in improving the quality of teaching and learning in our schools. With technology, we can think locally and act globally”.


He urged them to develop a penchant for continuous learning to keep pace with the demands of the school system and master the daily and increasing requirements of the school and students' development.


Also speaking at the opening ceremony held at the Lagos State Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Ikeja, TESCOM Chairman, Victoria Peregrino, highlighted the focus of the programme aimed at addressing key issues in Lagos post-primary schools.


Peregrino said further, “As professional teachers, you all must understand that your role in nation-building is very important. You have found yourselves in the most important profession because you are all to build other professionals. You are to impart knowledge and new ideas to your students. Their future depends on your efforts. Whatever you impart to them will greatly impact their conduct, personal lives, and, by extension, the society at large.”


She expressed her gratitude to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for his commitment to improving the standard of education in the state by aligning with the state’s T.H.E.M.E.S Plus development agenda.


Earlier, the Permanent Secretary of TESCOM, Mrs. Bopo Oyekan-Ismaila explained the programme as a crucial platform for successful teachers who had undergone rigorous screening to be exposed to contemporary issues in school administration.


Mrs. Oyekan-Ismaila reminded them of their roles as mentors and agents of change whose impact will be felt far beyond the classroom.


The programme involves 1,500 newly recruited teachers, reflecting the state's commitment to strengthening its teaching workforce.


The induction programme held simultaneously at three different centres is a collaborative effort between TESCOM and Nurture House Consulting, highlighting the value of external expertise in teachers' development.

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