Federal Ministry of Education Conducts CBT for Unity School Principal Appointments
A total of 293 candidates have been shortlisted for the competency-based exam, aimed at filling vacancies left by principals who have completed their six-year tenure.
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The Federal Ministry of Education has commenced a computer-based test (CBT) to appoint new principals for Unity Schools across the country. A total of 293 candidates have been shortlisted for the competency-based exam, aimed at filling vacancies left by principals who have completed their six-year tenure.
Hajia Binta Abdulkadir highlighted the importance of the CBT in ensuring that the best candidates are selected to maintain high educational standards. Udu Ali Lawrence, who oversaw the process, emphasized that the exam assesses leadership, management, and teaching skills in line with global standards.
Candidates were encouraged to stay confident and adhere to exam rules as the ministry remains committed to ensuring excellence in the nation's education system.
