N150,000 Federal Government Bursary 2022/2023 Application Form Portal – education.gov.ng/fsb/.

Get ready to apply for the forthcoming N75,000 per semester Federal Government Bursary 2022/2023. See the documents needed, requirements, and the step-by-step guide on how to apply.

The Federal Government of Nigeria is planning to pay the sum of N75,000 per semester for undergraduate students who are studying education-related courses in public higher institutions and N50,000 for those who enroll for a National Certificate In Education (N.C.E.) programme. The total amount will be N150,000 for education courses degree students and N100,000 for NCE students every year. Information Guide Nigeria

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Federal Government Bursary Requirments 

1. You must study education-related courses in any public institution in Nigeria

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2. Enroll for NCE programme in any public institution in Nigeria

Federal Government Bursary Application Portal

How to Apply for Federal Government Bursary

All qualified candidates are advised to:

• Visit the Federal Ministry of Education’s website www.education.gov.ng and click on Federal Scholarship Board ICON on the Home Page:
• Read Guidelines and then Complete the Application Form online
• Print the Examination slip.

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Required Documents

i. Letter of Admission to the Institution

ii. Current Course Registration Form

iii. CGPA results of year 1, 2, 3, etc.

iv. Current School’s Identity Card  Federal Government Bursary

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Federal Government Bursary News

THE federal government has announced the reintroduction of the bursary in universities and colleges of education across the country, saying it would liaise with the 36 states Ministry of Education including the FCT Education Board, with a view to effecting it.  Npower recruitment

The government explained that its collaboration with states and the Federal Capital Territory was to identify the respective course of study required respectively by each state, saying an award of N150,000 had been proposed for undergraduates and N100,000 only to NCE students. dollar to naira rate

Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, who said this in his keynote address delivered at the 2022 World Teachers Day celebration in Abuja, Tuesday, said the reintroduction of the bursary was part of the resolutions of the National Implementation Committee constituted by the government following President Muhammdu Buhari’s pronouncement in repositioning the nation’s education sector and the teaching profession in particular, during 2020 World Teachers Day celebration.

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According to the minister,” Beneficiaries must attend public institutions only and sign a bond to serve their state for five years on graduation.”

The fund, he said,” would be sourced from UBEC, TETFund, and managed by the Federal Scholarship Board.”

He said his ministry “shall collaborate with agencies like NTI, TRCN, CPN, NUC, NCCE, UBEC, PTDF, TETFund, and non-governmental organizations organize training programmes in pedagogy and information and communication technology for academic and non-academic staff.” WAEC result

While disclosing that “UBEC, TETFund, and PTDF would assist in funding the annual training”, Adamu said: “Government should partner with developers/recognized institutions like Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, Federal Government Staff Housing Loans Board (FGSLB), FME Staff Welfare, and NUT to finance affordable homes for teachers on Build, Operate and Transfer basis.” JAMB form

As part of efforts to further boost the quality of education in the country, Adamu says the Federal Government’s plans to establish a polytechnic in each of the states of the federation where none exists presently, are underway.

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Construction is expected to take off in phases in Kaltungo, Bauchi State: Daura, Katsina State; Monguno, Borno State; Shendam, Plateau State, Wannune, Benue State; Ugep, Cross River State; Ayede, Oyo State; Ohodo, Enugu State; and Orogun in Delta State.

The minister added that the Federal Government has also approved the establishment of six new Federal Colleges of Education to be located in Iwo, Osun State: Ekhadolor, Edo State; Gidan Madi, Sokoto State; Odugbo, Benue State: Jama’are, Bauchi State, and Isu, Ebonyi State.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) says primary and secondary school teachers in states yet to implement the new National Minimum Wage may soon be forced to withdraw their services. JAMB Result

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