Oral/Written Interview for Successful Candidates in the Anambra State Teachers' Recruitment Exercise
Candidates who scored 60 percent and above in the recently concluded examination for teachers' recruitment exercise in Anambra State, are invited to appear for oral/written interview, from Wednesday 27th July to Saturday 6th August 2022. Time: 9am to 4pm every day.
The candidates are to present the following:
-1 flat file
-2 passport photographs
-1 foolscap sheet
- Original Credentials and one set of Photocopies
- Voter's Card/Slip
- NIN (verified) - Verification portal will be provided by the Ministry
-Original Baptismal card
- Traditional Ruler's/President General's attestation and phone number.
List of candidates, their batches and venues shall be communicated later.
Visit the Ministry of Education's website @ www.anambraministryofeducation.com and her social media pages for further information.
ANAMBRA STATE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT TRAINING OPPORTUNITY IN SOLAR SYSTEM AND ICT ENGINEERING
In commemoration of the 3rd Anniversary of Youths Earnestly Seek Soludo (Now Solution), YESS, we invite Anambra Youths who are interested and passionate in getting trained in Solar System and ICT Engineering to Apply. Space availability for this training scheme is limited and powered by Prince Arthur Eze partnering JOBITECH, Pragmatic ICT Solutions and Giant Screen Media.
To participate,
a. You must be a Youth living in Anambra State (under 40years of age).
b. You must be very passionate and self-motivated to be trained in Solar System and ICT Engineering.
c. You must be living in, within and able to fully participate through the 3months duration of the training at any of the locations: Awka & Obosi
Are you an amateur or professional photographer with an interest in youth skills? Don’t miss your chance to take part in the UNESCO-UNEVOC Skills in Action Photo Competition!
You are eligible to participate as long as:
you are at least 18 years old.
you are the owner or copyright holder of the photo entry/entries.
you have not previously won the Skills in Action Photo Competition.
What should my photo show?
Photos should show green and digital skills in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).
We want to see how TVET is preparing young people with green and digital skills for the future. This year's theme is Transforming Youth Skills for the Future and submissions should focus on:
TVET for a sustainable future – photos of skilled young people contributing to green societies and economies.
Preparing for a digital world – photos of digitalization in TVET and training for the digital future of work.
Do’s and Don’ts
Do’s
Decide on your thematic area(s) of focus. This will ensure that your entry avoids being filtered out for not adhering to the theme.
Use a camera that can output high-resolution photos with a minimum of 3000 pixels on the longest side with 300 DPI/PPI setting. Exempted from this are photos taken using mobile phones in the highest resolution (acceptance of this type of entry is based on the quality of the submission).
Ensure that you have the consent of the people in the picture, especially if the focus is on a single person.
You can make simple edits to the photo but these need to be specified in the submission form.
Don’ts
Don't submit an entry of a photo collage (multiple photos on one frame).
Don't put watermarks, signature or any overlays on your picture.
Don't send pictures that are not related to any of the thematic areas.
Please read through the submission process before sending in your photos!
What can I win?
The winners of the Skills in Action Photo Competition 2022 will receive the following prizes:
1st prize - 750 USD
2nd prize - 500 USD
3rd prize - 350 USD
Winning photographers and finalists will receive a certificate, and their entries will be featured on UNESCO's website and across various social media channels. All submissions received will become the property of UNESCO and will be eligible for use in future UNESCO media campaigns, publications and promotional material.
What is the submission process?
Photo entries
All entries should be submitted with a title, a brief paragraph (not more than 75 words) explaining the context of the photo, along with where and when it was taken.
All photos submitted should be in jpeg format. You are encouraged to submit Raw/Tiff files when possible. The longer side should be at least 3,000 pixels. Photographers are allowed to digitally manipulate entries slightly and state the nature of manipulation. Please do not include any marks, logos, watermarks or borders in your photos.
Your photos should be related to the theme mentioned above.
How to submit
After taking your photo(s):
1. Add a title and write a short description for every photo.
2. Rename the photo(s) in this format: Lastname_Firstname_title.jpeg (for example: Smith_John_Digital-Futures.jpeg/.tiff)
3. Download and complete the submission form and rename the form in this format: Lastname_Firstname_SAPC22.docx
4. Make sure you agree with the Terms and Conditions listed in the submission form.
5. Send the completed form and the original photo files to unevoc.skills(at)unesco.org, with the following email subject heading: Lastname_Firstname_SAPC22. Note that the attachment size may have a limit. In case of multiple entries that cannot be sent via email, you can use any cloud storage servers you prefer and provide us with the direct link (no sign-up or password required) to download. WeTransfer is an example of an online file sharing service.
How are the winning photos selected?
Upon submission, UNESCO-UNEVOC will filter entries in compliance with the basic terms and conditions. You will not receive an acknowledgement of submission, but all entries will be processed.
The selection process will be based on the following criteria:
Adherence to the theme
Uniqueness of the concept/shot
Creativity
Innovative means of delivering the message
Photographers will be informed via email if they are in the Top 10 finalists of the competition. Please note that all submitted photos will become accessible under the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO) licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/igo).
Today we should all ask ourselves: What have I done to improve the surroundings in which I live? Do I litter or do I protect my surroundings? Do I buy stolen goods or do I help reduce crime?- Nelson Mandela
Take Action! Inspire Change!
As Mandela said: It is in your hands to make of the world a better place. And so, every year on Mandela Day, we ask people around the world to take action and inspire change by making a difference in their communities.
If you would like to donate your own time to public service, here are some things you can do to take action and inspire change:
Make a new friend. Get to know someone from a different cultural background. Only through mutual understanding can we rid our communities of intolerance and xenophobia.
Read to someone who can’t. Visit a local home for the blind and open up a new world for someone else.
Help out at the local animal shelter. Dogs without homes still need a walk and a bit of love.
Help someone get a job. Put together and print a CV for them, or help them with their interview skills.
Many terminally ill people have no one to speak to. Take a little time to have a chat and bring some sunshine into their lives.
Get tested for HIV and encourage your partner to do so too.
Take someone you know, who can’t afford it, to get their eyes tested or their teeth checked.
Donate a wheelchair or guide dog, to someone in need.
Buy a few blankets, or grab the ones you no longer need from home and give them to someone in need.( United nation)
MTN Y’ellopreneur is an initiative of the MTN Foundation designed to provide capacity-building and funding opportunities to qualified Nigerian female entrepreneurs, in collaboration with the Bank of Industry.
The Foundation is committed to bridging female entrepreneurial skills gap, through a 4-week virtual training programme meant to ultimately empower more female folks, in alignment with the Federal Government’s Sustainable Development Goals Agenda.
The participants of the training who meet the set criteria for selection of the top 100 entrepreneurs, will receive equipment loans of up to N2 million, to enable them grow and sustain their businesses. Upon full payback of the equipment-loan, grants would be extended to those who meet expectation of the credit terms.
Having taken time to visit this page, and you are an interested female entrepreneur with keen interest to grow your business, do take steps to apply and fill the form below. Entries close on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Thank you.
PTA Teachers Apologize To Anambra State Govt. And Education Commissioner, Prof. Chuma-Udeh
PTA teachers in Anambra State Schools have appolgised to the Government of Anambra State and Education Commissioner, Prof. Ngozi Chuma-Udeh, for insubordination and refusal to key in to the ongoing teachers' recruitment exercise in Anambra State.
The unreserved apology was tendered on behalf of the PTA teachers by Mr. E. E. Egbo, while leading a delegation of the the group, who were before the Anambra State House of Assembly Committee on Public Petitions, to present a petition on alleged unlawful termination of appointment.
In a reaction to inquiries from the members of the State Assembly Committee on Public Petitions, the Anambra State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Ngozi Chuma-Udeh stated that the Government of Anambra State, gave a directive for PTA teachers in the State to key in to the ongoing teachers' recruitment exercise in line with the continuous teacher upgrade program of the present administration.
The Education Commissioner, Prof. Chuma-Udeh who appreciated the Assembly members for the knowledge and maturity with which they carry out legislative business of the State, stated that no record of PTA teachers was handed over to her on assumption of office. Commissioner Chuma-Udeh informed that when a delegation of the affected teachers approached her on the matter, she advised them to heed the directive of the State Government, to enable qualified ones among them get recruited.
The Education Commissioner however regretted that rather than do the needful, some of the affected teachers resorted to all kinds of nefarious activities, ranging from insurbodination, the use of social media against the Government, to physical disruption of activities designed to recruit teachers that would train Anambra children in line with the requirements of the digital era.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, facing widespread defections in his Conservative government, said Thursday he is resigning as the party leader but will stay as the caretaker prime minister until a new party chief is elected.
Johnson said it is "clearly the will" of his Conservative Party that there should be a new leader. Johnson also said that in the meantime he would remain as the country’s leader, although critics said he should be ousted as soon as possible.
His announcement came after about 50 government officials, including several senior Cabinet ministers, resigned amid calls for Johnson to step down
It wasn't immediately clear when Johnson would leave office. His resignation will lead to an internal election within the Conservative Party to pick a new leader, who will also be the next prime minister. The process, however, could take weeks, with several party members already eyeing the top spot.
Johnson had clung to power for two days, defiantly rebuffing calls for his resignation. He told lawmakers on Wednesday that he had a "colossal mandate" from voters to stay in office.
He was forced to concede Thursday morning after two more members of his Cabinet quit and one of his closest allies, Treasury Chief Nadhim Zahawi, publicly told him to resign for the good of the country.
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