Ogun TESCOM Inducts 263 Vice-Principals, Charges Them To Work In Harmony With Principals For Improve Secondary Education - EDU-BIZNEWS

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Ogun TESCOM Inducts 263 Vice-Principals, Charges Them To Work In Harmony With Principals For Improve Secondary Education





Ogun State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM), has inducted new 263 Vice Principals (VPs) with a charge  to  work in harmony with the school principals to  improve  academic performance in Secondary schools in the state

Chairman of TESCOM in the state Evangelists. Ifede Olalekan
gave who the charge in Abeokuta at the induction of the Vice Principals, added  that quality knowledge impartation could only thrive in a peaceful environment 

He stressed that harmonious working relationship would also avail them the opportunity to harness the inherent potentials of other teaching and non-teaching staff.

The Chairman assured that the Commission would always entrench professional ethics, fairness, equity, justice and  appreciate good performance 

"My advice for you is to embrace humility and wisdom to enable you execute your job effectively as well as put in your best to reposition our public secondary schools, for better academic achievement". Ifede said.

He commended  Governor Dapo Abiodun for his passion and contribution towards the development of the education sector.

Speaking earlier, the Permanent Secretary, TESCOM, Dr. Abdulwaheed Olanloye enjoined the inductees to serve as catalysts to academic upliftment in the various schools assigned to them.

Olanloye added that they should exhibit qualities of Vice principals, as they are embodiment of emulation to teachers and students under their watch.

In his contribution, the Commissioner IV of TESCOM who also doubles as the Chairman Committee of Induction, Hon. Ademola Joseph urged them to possess parental attributes, by evaluating students’ attitudes to studies, identify their strength and weaknesses to foster excellent academic performance in written and verbal examinations.

In their responses, some of the Inductees, Mrs. Fatusi Taiwo and Mr. Ibrahim Asalejo eulogised the present administration for its consistence towards teachers’ welfare in the State, adding that they would adhere strictly to the advice of the Chairman and board members.

 

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