NYSC lists requirements for 2018 Batch A camp registration

NYSC lists requirements for 2018 Batch ‘A’ camp registration


The National Youth Service Corps has directed both foreign and local graduates to present all necessary documents before camp registration for the 2018 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Course.
According to the NYSC official twitter handle @nysc_ng, corps members must take note of all required documents and make adequate preparation ahead of the commencement of the orientation course.
It said those who studied in the country should bring to their respective camps their degree or HND certificates or statement of results and a personal Identity Card (ID) from the institution of graduation.
It said foreign graduates should endeavour to bring for verification, original copies of all their uploaded credentials and travel documents including international passport.
According to the NYSC twitter handle, foreign graduates must ensure that academic papers in languages other than English must be translated into English accordingly and both versions presented for verification at the camp.
“Medical and Veterinary Doctors, Dentists, Pharmacists, Optometrists, Physiotherapists, Nurses and Public Environmental Health Graduates should come along with their professional licenses or certificates of full registration issued by their professional bodies,’’ it said.
Mr Bello Ballama, NYSC FCT Coordinator, in an earlier interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), said the scheme had set a tentative date to commence orientation for the 2018 Batch ‘A’ Stream I.
“The tentative date set by the scheme is April 19,” he said.
NAN reports that the NYSC on Monday April 16, commenced issuance of call-up letters to prospective corps members.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

7 Celebrities That Prove Living In the Midwest Is Incredibly Cool

Image
MENU 7 Celebrities That Prove Living In the Midwest Is Incredibly Cool House Tour: Two New Yorkers Upsize Into an Industrial Modern Loft in Detroit Celebs—they're just like us! Except that, well, they're usually multi-millionaires with McMansions in Hollywood to match. That's why it's so fun to stumble upon superstars living more low-key lives outside of the greater Los Angeles area and in relatively down-to-earth areas, like the Midwest. From the former Commander in Chief to one of the richest rappers in the world, here are seven big names who call the "Middle America" home. 1. The Obamas (Chicago, Illinois) While the former President and First Lady currently reside in Washington D.C., Barack and Michelle Obama w
Read more

How to Build a Better Butt

Image
Booty Boot Camp If you feel your "rear view" needs a makeover, the right  fitness  routine can help give you a lift. Can you achieve the "perfect" Brazilian beach butt seen on TV? That depends partly on your body type and genes. But most everyone can shape up to look better in jeans. These pictures show you the moves. Behind It All: Meet Your Glutes The shape of the buttocks is defined by muscles known as the glutes. That's the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, and gluteus minimus, as well as the fat that lies over them. Walking, running, and climbing all work the glutes. Strength training that targets these muscles can help give you a tighter, more rounded look. Adding a few butt-busting moves to your routine may be enough to see a change. Squat and Tone The squat tops every list of butt-sculpting exercises. It directly works the glutes.You can build bigger bottom muscles by adding hand-held weights. Form:  Keep feet parallel,
Read more

How to Lower High Triglycerides

Image
What Causes High Triglycerides? Have you put on a few extra pounds? Your yearly blood tests probably reflects an increase in triglycerides. These triglycerides are fats that are important for your body, but too many of them can hurt your heart and lead to other health problems. Triglyceride fats can come from the food we eat. They are also made by the liver when we eat starchy or sugary foods. Whether you eat triglycerides or your body makes them, the energy is either used or stored. When your body can't use all the triglycerides it consumes or produces, triglycerides are stored as fat cells. Just like cholesterol, high triglycerides can clot arteries, which can lead to heart attacks and  stroke . They can also lead to pancreatitis in high levels. The good news is that there are many ways to start lowering your triglycerides and bringing your body back to good health. In the following medically reviewed slides, we explain the role of triglycerides in the body
Read more