In-Service Teacher Training Partnership with the British Council and Plateau State Universal Basic Education Board (PSUBEB)
The TETfund Centre for Excellence FCE Pankshin have partnered with the British Council and Plateau State Universal Basic Education Board (PSUBEB) to train 450 in-service teachers and 50 teacher educators in Plateau State. This is part of the Centre’s mandate to improve on the quality of teaching and learning across the country by upskilling teachers with key 21st century pedagogic tools.
Yesterday, members of the Centre led by the Director Dr. Zipporah Duguryil paid a visit to the British Council in Abuja to review the work done so far and discuss ways on how to improve and scale-up the ongoing training. The British Council’s team led by the Director of Programmes, Chikodi Onyemerela commended the commitment of the Centre towards achieving its mandate and reiterated the Council’s commitment to continuous partnership.
