The National Business and Technical Examination Board (NABTEB)
has said that it would partner with secondary schools across the
country to promote skills acquisition and make school leavers employable
after graduation.
In a statement by the Registrar and
Chief Executive of NABTEB, Dr. Olatunde Aworanti, he said that the
partnership was prompted by the need to prepare and empower school
leavers for the harsh economic realities.
He pledged the support of the board to
certify secondary school leavers in basic trades, through its various
certificate examinations in order make them self-reliant and reduce
youth restiveness in Nigeria.
“The need for school leavers to be
equipped with survival skills that will enable them cope with emerging
challenges of the current technological age cannot be over-emphasized”,
Aworanti said.
He also urged managers of secondary
education to play a complementary role by integrating vocational and
technical subjects into their school curricular.
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