Chief Education Officer of Teachers’ Registration Council of Nigeria, Dr. Frances Alimigbe, has reiterated the need for constant teacher training on latest teaching methods and tools.
Alimigbe, who spoke at the fourth graduation of University of Buckingham International Diploma in Education programme, online, noted that collaboration enhances teaching profession.
“Let your teaching journey be of purpose, skill, harmony and commitment to lifelong learning and be the transformation our classrooms need.
“As a teacher, your voice, actions and knowledge inspires, energise and lead students to excellence. To ensure you are impactful, you must always sharpen your skills,” she said.
Senior Research Fellow and Programme Director, Andreea Dogar, said the programme was created to empower and transform lives.
She urged the graduates to inspire their ambition and pupils to believe in their potential.
“This programme has made a difference. We know teaching can be overwhelming, but I hope with UBE, you have the tools to create and inspire inclusive, organised and successful classrooms,” she said.
Best trainee, Chizendu Achukwu, said educators were warriors deserving the best in life.
She lauded the mentors for their expertise, and guidance in helping graduates excel.
Director and Head of Department for Private Education and Special Programmes at Lagos Sate Ministry of Education, Dr. Muyiwa Sulaimon, said: “For you as a teacher to continue to strive, you need to stay updated on innovative teaching methods. Don’t underrate networking. Leave an impact on your students.”
