The Jigawa State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has revealed that 9,600 teachers have registered to participate in the upcoming competency test. This assessment aims to ensure teachers meet required standards for effective classroom teaching.

SUBEB emphasized that the competency test is part of the state’s ongoing efforts to improve the quality of education. Teachers across the state are being encouraged to participate and demonstrate their knowledge and teaching skills.

Officials noted that proper registration and participation in the test will also help identify areas where teachers may need further training. This initiative aligns with Jigawa’s commitment to enhancing learning outcomes for students.

The board assured all teachers that the test process would be transparent, fair, and designed to support professional development. Successful participants are expected to contribute to improving education quality across the state.