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BIC, Yemi Alade partner to drive educational initiatives in Nigeria
By Tobi Awodipe

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To support cultural and educational values as well as assist more students in learning, BIC recently partnered with songwriter and education advocate, Yemi Alade.

The partnership includes additional education-based initiatives to further the brand’s commitment to improving learning conditions for 250 million students by 2025.

Together with BIC, Alade will tap into her extensive experience as an artist and advocate to inspire self-expression, creativity, and a passion for learning in young Nigerian and West African students.

The partnership kicked off during the back-to-school season in Nigeria, with the debut of the third instalment in BIC’s original video series, ‘Get A Pen You Can Rely On’, which highlights the importance of having high-quality and reliable writing products, both within and outside the classroom.

Speaking with The Guardian, Alade said: “As a Nigerian, education enthusiast, Victory Grammar School and University of Lagos graduate, I am ecstatic about the upcoming initiatives with BIC that aims to develop and shed light on the importance of education in Nigeria and West Africa. Partnering with BIC was purposeful and fun, as I continue to aim to positively impact upcoming generations.”

Commenting on the campaign, General Manager at BIC Nigeria, Guillaume Groues, said: “We are proud to be working with Yemi on our new back-to-school campaign. Her passion for education and experience as a goodwill ambassador for United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) make her an ideal partner.

The brand has demonstrated its commitment to education through various initiatives, including Global Education Week; BIC Cristal Pen Awards; partnership with Enactus; and its ongoing work through the company’s philanthropic arm, the BIC Corporate Foundation.

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HP, others call for building skills for next generation of teachers
By Adelowo Adebumiti

Stakeholders in the education sector have called for building of right skills for next generation of teachers in Africa.

They made the call at the Educators Forum organised by HP in celebration of teachers themed: “The transformation of education begins with teachers.”

Stakeholders at the forum included Chief Executive Officer, Junior Achievement Africa (JAA), Simi Nwogugu, former Superintendent General, Western Cape Education Department and Specialist Advisor, Brian Schreuder; Chief Executive, Teach For Nigeria (TFN), Folawe Omikunle and HP’s Senior Education Business Leader for Africa, Middle East and Eastern Europe, Mayank Dhingra.

The group stressed that foundation of children’s future learning in Africa require equipping teachers with necessary skills to take education forward in the region.

Nwogugu said, “educators need to understand that their traditional role as expert imparting knowledge has evolved to that of guide facilitating knowledge-acquisition, design thinking and critical reasoning skills in their students. To do this effectively, educators need to be equipped with these and other emotional intelligence skills to adapt to students’ needs. Forums like this help steer all of us in the sector in the right direction, for how best to empower teachers to be more effective in the classroom.”

HP recently revealed the results of its first education-focused survey in Africa, which shed light on teachers’ skillsets and how the profession can be improved in South Africa and Nigeria.

Understanding the realities of 21st Century teaching, 10 skills were identified in the study as crucial to future proofing classrooms for educators. Across the board, teachers surveyed deemed these skillsets important, with 70 per cent saying soft skills, such as creative, innovative, critical and entrepreneurial thinking, as well as digital literacy, are very important.

Omikunle said: “The only way African countries could reach their full potential is by investing in education. By investing in teachers, we are investing in our children’s future and inevitably, that of the continent. We know there are numerous challenges educators face, and these discussions will help in providing African solutions to African challenges.”

“The time to rethink and reshape the future of Africa’s education sector is now. The past few years have thrust the sector into dramatically new ways of learning. It has shown us that we need to empower teachers with the right tools to ensure that learners have the best chance at future-proof outcomes,” Dhingra said.

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Discover why Coventry University is one of the top global destinations for Nigerian Students

According to the IDP Connect, Coventry University was the top university destination for Nigerian students in 2019/20. The University also has one of the largest Nigerian alumni communities in the UK, providing further networking opportunities for Nigerian students beyond graduation.

Find out more throughout November 2022

The university is hosting three ‘An evening with Coventry University’ events where you can explore study opportunities at this modern, innovative institution.

Lagos – Saturday 19th November, 5-7pm at the BON Hotel Ikeja Residence

Abuja – Sunday 20th November, 5-7pm at the Newton Park Hotels Annex

Port Harcourt – Monday 21st November, 5-7pm at the Golden Tulip Hotel

This is your opportunity to meet Coventry University team members and find out exactly what it’s like studying at a UK university that boasts 5 QS stars for inclusiveness, employability and facilities.

There will be experts available to help answer your questions about studying abroad, admissions processes, visas and scholarships, accommodation, student support and more.

Book your place

Why choose Coventry University?

Employability focused

Coventry University has been awarded the highest QS stars rating, 5 stars, for employability1. They offer a range of accredited courses that could give you a real head start in your chosen career.

Teaching excellence

With many teaching staff having professional backgrounds in a wide range of industries, they strive to challenge and inspire you. The university’s unique teaching and learning approach offers an exceptional educational experience that centres around in-person interaction with its academic community, support services and peers.

“Studying in the UK has been full of new experiences as it’s a new environment for me. I’m starting to think differently, and the learning experience is far beyond what I ever dreamt.”

Emmanuel Ogedengbe, Coventry University student, quoted 2022

Worldwide reputation

Coventry University is a truly global university with more than 13,000 international students and having welcomed students from over 150 different countries. The university also currently has over 16,000 students studying in collaborative partnership institutions across more than 36 countries.

Wide range of study options

The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, as well as foundation, top-up and pre-sessional English options. To give you more flexibility, the university has intakes starting in January, May and September every year.

You can study at Coventry University’s main Coventry city centre campus which has benefitted from half a billion pounds (GBP) worth of investment. You may also want to consider Coventry University London in the city of London itself. Coventry University London is one of the largest providers of business-related degree courses in Europe.

Coventry University also provides fully online degrees designed to fit around your lifestyle. The university has achieved the highest possible rating of 5 stars for online learning according to QS Stars Rating System.

Student support, every step of the way

From the moment you enrol as a student with Coventry University, there is a wide network of people and facilities to help you make the most of your time studying in the UK.

Success Coaches are available for ongoing one-to-one support. Their aim is to make sure you have all the support you need to make the most of your course and all that university life has to offer. Academic Tutors can provide expert guidance on your course to ensure you stay on track to success. The Talent Team can help shape your unique professional profile. They offer free psychometric tests, interview tips and tricks and CV reviews, alongside hosting employability networking fairs.

How do I get to study at Coventry University?

International students can benefit from a dedicated team that makes the application process quick and easy. They’re on hand to guide you through the application process from start to finish.

There are several ways you can apply:

Direct to Coventry University through their website
Through an agent or representative
Through UCAS.
The IPP offers several benefits:

£3,000 scholarship available for IPP applications
16 IPP study routes mapped to 140+ progression degrees
Single application integrated visa offers for IPP and progression degree – saving you time and money
Multiple intakes – January, May and September
Multiple English IELTS entry options for each route to best suit students’ ability of English.
No end of year exams with modules studied one at a time
Ready to find your future?

If you’re ready to explore your UK study options with Coventry University, you could:

Attend one of the ‘An evening with Coventry University’ events. Find out more information or book a place.

Contact the university if you’d like to know more about the application process or have any questions about studying in the UK. Find contact details.

Explore Coventry University through the Virtual Experience. Look around the facilities, the accommodation and even Coventry city itself.

Research available courses starting in January, May and September 2023 on the Coventry University website.

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ASUSS urges FG to tackle insecurity
By Nonyelim Chima

The Academic Staff Union Of Secondary Schools (ASUSS), Lagos chapter, has urged the Federal Government to collaborate with state and local governments to tackle insecurity in the country.


Chairman, ASUSS, Lagos chapter, Mr. Kazeem Labaika, said most teachers have lost their lives and jobs due to killings and kidnappings, stressing that 20 million children are out-of-school because of security challenges facing the country.

Labaika, who noted that the transformation of education begins with teachers, said they should be supported to make quality public education a reality for Nigerians.

He also called on the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to change its tactics and re-strategise for future dealings with government.
The union leader said ASUU can mobilise stakeholders to occupy the National Assembly as budget proceedings are ongoing, adding that if the Senate and House of Representatives proceedings are disrupted, they will take it upon themselves to intervene in the crisis between the union and the government.



Labaika also urged Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to recognise ASUSS, saying things have to be done urgently to give recognition to the union.

Chairman, Basic Education Staff Union, Lagos State chapter, Oluwasegun Faribido, said transforming education means making changes necessary to ensure that it meets its mission for the future, which includes expanding access for people to take advantage of learning.
He added that it is possible for people with an internet connection to watch lectures anywhere, participate in interactive exercises, and collaborate with others worldwide in team assignments due to the growth of Massive, Open Online Courses (MOOC) and Open Educational Resources (OER), which have expanded access to learning.

Faribido stated that the union is a partner in progress with the state government to ensure that educational policies of unity, love and industrial harmony are achieved.

Chairman of the occasion, Mr. Joseph Osikomaiya, noted that teachers in recent times suffer humiliation due to a low-class style of living among other fields and interference of government policies

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