The Provost of Michael Otedola College of Primary Education, Epe, Associate Professor Nosiru Olajide Onibon, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, with the coordinators of the college’s Outreach Centres to coordinate activities in training students for the award of National Certificate in Education, NCE, at various approved outlets.
24 centres within Lagos and Ogun states were selected and approved by the college to run NCE programmes.
The provost, in his remarks emphasized the need to allow more people out of the street to embrace educational net.
The programme was closed before but has been reopened by the new management of the college.
Onibon also stated that academics and financial documentation would be done online which simply means that students will apply online and choose the centre they want.
The provost promised that students would graduate as at when due and on graduation, would go home with their certificates.
He said that students would need to note that course contents would be very important because all certificates would go to NCCE certificate centre.
He warned that any centre that does not meet the standard would be shut down as the college “stands out in quality Education delivery in the state.”
The Director, Outreach Programme, Dr. Bamidele Delphonso, congratulated all outreach coordinators for being among those selected to run the programme.
Dr. Delphonso then presented the Outreach Centres to the Provost .
The selected Outreach Centres are Agege/Iju Centre, New Oko Oba, Ajah Centre, Ibeju Lekki, Mushin, Ojokoro, Surulere, Somolu, Ikorodu Centre 1, Ikorodu Centre 2, Ikorodu Centre 3 and Ikorodu Centre 4.
Others are Abeokuta Centre, Ajasa Command, Lagos Island, Badagry, AIT/ Alagbado, Ikotun, Ejigbo, Olambe/ Akute, Ekoro/ Abule Egba Centre, Ayobo, Abule Egba / Command and Ketu Centre.
Earlier, the college management led by the provost had signed Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, with Ekiti State University to run Sandwich Degree Programme in the college.
