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WE’D CONTINUE PRIORITIZE STAFF TRAINING-SUBEB CHAIR.

WE’D CONTINUE PRIORITIZE STAFF TRAINING-SUBEB CHAIR.

By JB Danlami

The Executive Chairman, State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) Malam Yusif Kabir has said the Board would continue prioritize staff training trained Zonal Evaluators on E- Quality Assurance.

Malam Yusif gave the assurance while monitoring a one day Quality Assurance In House Step down organized by the Department of Quality Assurance at Dawakin Tofa Zonal Offices.

The Executive Chairman Mallam added that the training aimed at building the capacity of the Evaluators on E-Quality Assurance toward improving Schools, adding that the participants were expected to learn how to use Electronic device to assess and evaluate schools.

He noted that Education is all about inputs and outputs process, adding that quality assurance intended to evaluate and assess inputs, including all provision made into education sector and evaluate the outputs which covered quality of teaching and learning process.

Mallam Yusuf reassured that the Board would provide all the necessary support to committed and dedicated officers as the Board need competent personnel that would contribute towards improving the standard of teaching and learning.

He use the period to commend Governor Abba Kabir Yusif for according priority to Education Sector, then called on the people in the state to continue supporting government policies and programs aimed at improving the standard of Education.

Furthermore The Executive Chairman extended his appreciation to Zonal Directors their determination, noted that the commitment make the training successful and fruitful.

Speaking at Dawakin Kudu Zone the Executive Chairman who was represented by the Director Quality Assurance SUBEB Hajiya Suwaiba Sadeh said the training was targeted Five Hundred and thirty two Zonal Evaluators from fifteen zones

The Director urged the participants to make good of the knowledge acquired in discharging their duties so as to improve the standard of teaching and learning across the state.

 

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