The National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) is set to introduce a new competency-based digital curriculum across Nigeria’s colleges of education.
Executive Secretary of the NCCE, Angela Ajala, announced the initiative on Wednesday in Abuja while marking her first 100 days in office. She outlined a broad reform agenda focused on curriculum modernisation, digital transformation, skills acquisition, inclusive education, and the implementation of the dual-mandate policy.
Ajala emphasised the critical role of teacher education, describing it as “the foundation and bedrock of all other professions.” She stated that getting teacher preparation right is essential for securing Nigeria’s future.
The new curriculum aims to shift away from excessive theoretical content toward practical competencies, skills development, and digital learning. It will be fully digitised to support self-paced learning, remote teaching, and seamless access for students regardless of location.
“When we unveil the curriculum, you will see that whether a student is in class or at
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