NABTEB hails increased interest in technical education


(NABTEB), has communicated fulfillment with the expanded intrigue appeared ongoing occasions by the bureaucratic and state governments in specialized instruction.

Prof. Ifeoma Isiogo-Abanihe, Registrar/Chief Executive​ of NABTEB, revealed this Wednesday in Benin, while declaring the arrival of the November/December 2018, NBC/NYC and ANTC examinations results.

"It is imperative to see here, considering the moderate improvement in applicants' execution in the NABTEB declaration examinations recently discharged, that the restored enthusiasm of the government and various state governments in specialized and professional training may have begun having effect as far as pulling in contender to TVET, along these lines, NABTEB examinations.

"This is in accordance with ongoing arrangement directions​of the government as innovation, scieand TVET comprise one of the real mainstays of the clerical vital arrangement of the administrative service of training," she said.

The outcomes discharged demonstrated that out of the 45,307 applicants who selected for the examinations across the nation, 40,848 were enlisted for Ordinary Level Craft Certificate examinations, while 4,459 enlisted for Master Craft or A Level examinations.

A further investigation of the outcomes revealed​ that 72.79 percent of hopefuls scored five credits or more, including English language and arithmetic.

"At the standard dimension, the enlistment of hopefuls is dispersed crosswise over 17 building exchanges, seven development exchanges, among others. It is vital to take note of that out of the 8,191 competitors that sat for Trades examinations, 3,898 were guaranteed at Ordinary Level while out of the 3,679 applicants.

"We are resolved to enhance this expansion in enlistment for our different examinations through forceful sensitisation and backing exercises," she said.

While uncovering that simply 1.4 percent of 44,603 applicants were associated with examination negligence, which she said is a slight decrease from the figure of the year 2017, the NABTEB supervisor said endeavors are being made to check acts of neglect.

"It is similarly satisfying to take note of that the modalities set up by the Board to checkmate examination negligence are yielding great outcomes," she uncovered.

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