The change took effect on September 9, 2026, ending the previous exemption that allowed teachers from both countries to apply directly for QTS.
According to the UK Department for Education, teaching qualifications and experience must now be assessed against strict requirements before QTS can be granted.
One day, Nigeria would be great again
ReplyDeleteI am sure..., n they will be sorry for talking down on poor Nigeria.. We wont ever give dem stolen politician money. ...EVER.
DeleteGood move
ReplyDeleteColonial masters and thier ways to exploit thier former protege
ReplyDeleteThis speaks volume . So many waters must have passed under the ...
ReplyDeleteNigeria sort your country out. No body will take advantage of you when you do that. The world is a jungle. Read George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”, that’s what the world is, survival of the fittest. If you do not have military power, then have heavenly power which surpasses all of them.
ReplyDelete12:36 I bet you come from the same part of God's creation like me.
DeleteNigeria's problem is lack of standards and corruption. How do you explain a country whose leaders allow Westerners to take our resources for a pittance and the same leaders loot their own national treasury and syphon the money to foreign banks ⁉️ðŸ˜ðŸ’”
Nigerian leaders keep selling such a greatly endowed country short despite our huge human resource and natural resources.
A giant crippled by a greedy and obnoxious few!
I hope those already teaching won't be affected? I hope our leaders do right by us
ReplyDeleteCan a nation that enslaved your people and sucked your resources dry to build themselves from the gutters be your friend? Keep running behind Bucki masters! Mtsscchhwww
ReplyDeleteDon't mind the mostly dumb Nigeria leaders who have been blinded by greed. They suck up to these Western exploiters and still load their banks with our common wealth. Wicked lot!😤😤 😤😡
DeleteThese are people that call themselves elders and elder statesmen, but they have been destroying the Nigeria since 1980 to date. The only spark of light for Nigeria was during former President Yar'dua and President Goodluck Jonathan's time.