Ogun Technical/Vocational Education Board Begins Implementation Of Approved New Curriculum For Trade Subjects - EDU-BIZNEWS

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Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Ogun Technical/Vocational Education Board Begins Implementation Of Approved New Curriculum For Trade Subjects

 

The Ogun State Technical and Vocational Education Board (OGSTVEB),says it will  commence the implementation of the recently approved curriculum for a National Technical Certificate (NTC)  and National Occupational Standards (NOS) for newly introduced trade subjects beginning from this second term 

Acting Executive Secretary of the board, Mrs. Mojisola Adenowo made this known while addressing staff during the New Year meeting organized by the agency 

She explained that the development was aimed at strengthening technical and vocational education across the State.

She pledged to ensure effective implementation of the curriculum

The Ogun State Skills Fund organised a standardisation meeting with OGSTVEB staff and instructors to harmonise teaching methods and ensure proper delivery of the new standards.

The board according to the Acting Executive Secretary , has been assigned ambitious targets for the year 

She stressed the need for collective commitment and teamwork from all officers, in order to achieved the set objective for the board 

While outlining the action plan for the year, including the Dual Technical Training (DTT) programme, industrial exposure for teachers, upskilling initiatives and the introduction of short-term courses such as FME IDEAS initiative, TVET initiative, certification and assessment of artisans.

She urged staff to be more proactive and productive in the discharge of their duties, while she charged heads of departments to promote effective teamwork across the agency.

Mrs. Adenowo expressed appreciation to all officers for their cooperation, dedication and peaceful coexistence over the past year, with special commendation to newly recruited staff. She further addressed the challenges facing various departments and assured that necessary measures would be put in place to address them.

 

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