Education system and its evolution in present age

That education has revealed a new face to the world is a widely accepted fact amongst educationists and enthusiasts. Academics has been given a new a façade to help students of the modern age cope up with the fast paced and extensive needs of the professional world. The ongoing trends of the recent era reveal the acceptance of digital learning methods that are flexible and are encouraging a larger mass to participate in such collaborative courses. Today’s scenario unveils the emergence of a learning platform that considers the limitations of the much demanding professional world.

Earlier it was more of a challenging task to comply with the professional demands and continue with studies. Courses that follow the new regimes of learning are smarter and ensure that professionals get the space to add yet another degree to their list of pre-owned credentials.

The evolution of the educational system has marked a stark difference in the lives of enthusiasts who can now aim for better career opportunities with vocational degrees certifying the latter’s proficiency in key fields. Today’s distance or digital learning mode relies upon the digital world for a global understanding of current phenomenon prevailing in different industries.

Professionals eyeing for an edge over different vocational areas primarily seek distance learning programs for career enrichment. Householders can now stay back at home to secure future employment prospects. In fact an academic enthusiast who has to encounter financial constraints in his/her daily life can pursue the affordable distance learning courses for wider knowledge gathering and career up-gradation.

Present Education System in Nigeria

In today’s dwindling economic world education has become the only safe investment that is going to pay you off in times of need. It is the only resource through which a country can attain some sustainable development. However, in places like Nigeria the condition of education is regrettably poor.

In Nigeria, there are three levels of learning, primary, secondary and tertiary levels. In fact the nursery is the first level that comes before primary but most of the families in Nigeria are so poor that they cannot afford to send their wards to the nursery schools.

The primary level starts at the age of 6 years and the child graduates 6 years later, at the age of 12 years, and are awarded the First School Leaving Certificate. Primary education in Nigeria is free and compulsory. Even though the parents have to bear the expenses of the uniforms and the other charges levied by the schools, the government pays for the education.

The secondary level girls and boys are usually sent to separate schools. But there are co-educational schools as well. After successfully completing of each phase which last for 3 years the student are awarded with Junior Secondary School Examination and a Senior Secondary School Certificate respectively.

The education system in Nigeria does not provided much scope for regular higher education. Therefore the interested students are becoming more and more interested in the online learning programs. Through them the student are able to fulfill their dreams without having to spend a fortune on it.

Welcome to Education in Nigeria Blog

Nigeria is one of the fastest growing countries in Africa and is also one of the fastest developing countries of the World. Nigeria having blessed with huge natural reserves has attracted various investments from all around the World. Nigeria is slowly but steadily achieving one of the strongest economy of the World. Right now it has the 31st rank in the World in terms of GDP.

The future of Nigeria is dependent on the youth and the youth is dependent upon education for their own development. So the education is the key to the future of Nigeria. In this blog we will discuss about the possibilities of different kinds of educating platforms for students to stand aside from all.

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