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Ogun govt. receives blueprint to develop technical education

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 The Ogun government has  received Institutional Development Plan report from the Consultant, International Training Solutions (ITS),  aimed at improving technical education in the state. 

Receiving the report in her office on behalf of the state government,  Prof. Sidi Osho,  Commissioner for Education,  Science and Technology  , expressed satisfaction with the quality of work done by the consultant .
 Osho noted  that technical education was beyond theoretical aspect,  saying that it was important to involve the experts in order to improve the  standard of technical colleges  in the state. 

She disclosed  that a technical committee would be inaugurated to review the report and deliberate on the appropriate method to be applied for its integration into the scheme of work in the state technical colleges. 

She said the government would  on its part ensure feasible areas of recommendation were  immediately tackled and worked on . 

The commissioner opined that the  provisions in the report would change the narratives technical colleges , saying that the  colleges would evolve into training centres for trade and craftsmanship thereby providing the needed expertise for organisations.

“Gov. Dapo Abiodun has promised a turn around in the state education sector on assumption of office and just few months into his administration, alot of giant strides have already  been recorded.

In her submission,  Mrs Ronke Soyombo,  Special Adviser to the governor on Primary , Secondary and Technical Education, said the initiative was a way of reemphasising governments commitment to education in the state. 

Earlier , the Project Coordinator of ITS  Mr Fidelis Atuma,  noted that the organisation  had over the last 10 months worked closely with  concerned agencies of government to actualise the blueprint. 

“We have  gathered information that have now been put together in the  report with professional recommendations of action plans to convert the technical colleges to model technical colleges of renowned global standards,” he said. 

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