Ogun State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) has tasked Principals-General to apply their professional skills, in ensuring regular monitoring of teachers and other stakeholders for effective performance in the education sector , particularly Secondary Schools in the state.
The StateTeaching Service Commission's Chairman, Evang. Olamilekan Ifede gave the charge during a familiarisation meeting with Principals- General at the Commission's Conference Room, Oke-Mosan in Abeokuta, the state capital.
Ifede stressed the need for educational stakeholders to synegise, in order to propel education excellence in the State.
He added that the TESCOM board under his leadership remained committed to the government's vision, which aimed at repositioning the education sector and take the commission to a greater height.
Also the Permanent Secretary of the commission, Mr. Johnson Odeyemi, said that it was vital for Principals-General and other stakeholders, to organise seminars regularly for teachers, to enlighten them on quality preparation of lesson notes, quality format and style of teaching students, among others.
Odeyemi hinted that it was imperative for personnel, who are due for retirement, to present their letters six months before their exit from service to enable them access their monthly pension allowance in time.
One of the TESCOM's Commissioners, Hon. Joseph Adeleye who spoke earlier during the meeting, advised stakeholders to infuse their professional dexterity to teach students in habitable classrooms, saying it would help build great future leaders.
Responding on behalf of others, the Principal-General of Egba Division, Alhaja Sekinat Ogunwolu, appreciated the State government for repositioning their office, assuring the commission of justifying the confidence reposed in them.
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