Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to elevate the standard of education in the state. During the recent convocation ceremonies at the Federal University Wukari, Governor Kefas announced plans to set minimum qualifications for primary and secondary school teachers.
In a bid to ensure that students are guided by highly qualified educators, Governor Kefas revealed that primary school teachers will be required to hold a university degree, while secondary school teachers must have a master’s degree. This move aims to enhance the quality of education and provide students with the best possible learning experience.
Furthermore, Governor Kefas emphasized the importance of continuous professional development for teachers. His administration is committed to offering more training opportunities to help educators stay updated with the latest knowledge and teaching techniques.
Addressing the graduands of the Federal University Wukari, Governor Kefas encouraged them to consider a career in teaching, highlighting the significant impact they can have on the education sector. He praised the university for its dedication to knowledge delivery and pledged to work closely with the federal government to ensure the university’s proper establishment.
The Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Jude Samani Rabo, expressed gratitude for the state government’s support towards the institution. He commended the staff for their dedication in equipping students with the necessary knowledge and skills. The university has received generous donations from the state government, including a general hospital now serving as the university’s teaching hospital and vast land for expansion.
This initiative marks a significant step towards improving the quality of education in Taraba State. By setting higher standards for teachers and investing in their professional development, Governor Kefas is paving the way for a brighter future for students across the state. The commitment to excellence in education is evident, and the impact of these measures is sure to be felt for generations to come.
