Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has authorised the recruitment of 500 teachers to strengthen the state’s educational system, targeting shortages in core academic subjects including English, mathematics, science, and information technology. The recruitment forms part of a wider effort to improve educational outcomes and reduce student-to-teacher ratios in underserved rural areas.
The recruitment drive, which underwent rigorous screening procedures to ensure transparency and meritocracy, prioritises candidates with proven academic credentials and teaching experience. The government also plans to implement continuous professional development programmes for the newly recruited teachers to enhance pedagogical skills and classroom management. In addition, plans include equipping schools with updated learning materials and technology to support modern instructional methods. Education stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, seeing it as a critical step toward improving learning standards and ensuring equitable access to quality education across Zamfara State.
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