As shared by Abia online on social media.....
'The Education for employment(E4E) programme is ongoing in the three senatorial zones of the State. The establishment of E4E programme was a brain child of the Governor Okezie Ikpeazu. The programmes aims at providing not just the required education but also a kind of support that leads directly to public, private or self employment. It focuses on technical and vocational education to bridge the gap between educational institutions and industries in the state. With this, Abia 'dream' will be greatly achieved.
The ongoing transformation of Education sector by Governor Ikpeazu's administration under the watch of his hardworking Commissioner for Education, Professor Ikechi Mgbeoji have started yielding the expected result.
These are Boy's Technical College (BTC) students of Jss 1-3 and SS 1-2 building a four classroom block.
Isn't this a marvelous sight to behold?
Photo Credit: Enyinnaya Clinton Mathew'
Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2016/11/e4e-required-stimulant-to-educational.html
'The Education for employment(E4E) programme is ongoing in the three senatorial zones of the State. The establishment of E4E programme was a brain child of the Governor Okezie Ikpeazu. The programmes aims at providing not just the required education but also a kind of support that leads directly to public, private or self employment. It focuses on technical and vocational education to bridge the gap between educational institutions and industries in the state. With this, Abia 'dream' will be greatly achieved.
The ongoing transformation of Education sector by Governor Ikpeazu's administration under the watch of his hardworking Commissioner for Education, Professor Ikechi Mgbeoji have started yielding the expected result.
These are Boy's Technical College (BTC) students of Jss 1-3 and SS 1-2 building a four classroom block.
Isn't this a marvelous sight to behold?
Photo Credit: Enyinnaya Clinton Mathew'
Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2016/11/e4e-required-stimulant-to-educational.html
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