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2013 BATCH 'C' MOBILIZATION LIST IS OUT

Dear prospective corps members waiting for 2013 Batch C , I hope you've seen your name as I got this info on NYSC Facebook and also some are already jubilating on tweeter. "The 2013 Batch C prospective Corps Members are advised to start checking their names as from Today Monday 23rd September, 2013 from their various institutions attended. while checking, they are expected to note their call-up numbers, and if there is any mistakes in their details, kindly report to Students Affairs Officer who will then forward to NYSC for corrections." Expecting to hear the good news from you soon. Try and share your posting experiences here o.

2012 Batch 'C' Winding-up/Passing-out Approved Programme of activities

Congratulation to all  2012 Batch 'C'  as their Passing-Out Time-Table is out , but the question is how many corps members are actually prepared??? Kindly leave your comments in the comment tab. Thanks The 2012 Batch 'C' Winding-Up/Passing-Out Time-Table is out and details is found below Wednesday 25th September, 2013 - Wednesday 2nd October, 2013 Job Creation and Awareness Week, Sensitization of Corps Members on Job Creation/Opportunities after Service. This will be done at the Zonal level using relevant officers. Lectures/Semin...

My NYSC Online Registration Experience

The Aje-Butter's Guide to NYSC: My NYSC Online Registration Experience :Like I said, stories will be shared on this blog of NYSC activities. Enjoy your reading

NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch C is out

Prospective corps members, the 2013 NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch C is out. Read it below: S/NO Event Date 1 Pre-Mobilisation Workshop 20th August, 2013  2 Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates 12th August - 11th October, 2013  3 Submission of Masterlist. Screening/Vetting by Mobilization Officers. ...

How to collect a new posting letter in case of Rejection

Rejection is expected from your PPA. Depending on your PPA, you can either be accepted or rejected. Once you are rejected, please don’t be dejected. All you need to do is take the rejection letter to the Zonal Office as the case may be and you will posted to a new PPA. Causes of rejection 1.    Your PPA feels they don’t need your expertise or course of study. For example, if you study physics/electronic and you are posted to a commercial high school where they major in commercial related courses, they will obviously not take you or you study business admin and you are posted to a technical school to teach, they will not take you. 2.    Your PPA already have enough corpers Let’s say your PPA is a growing organization now, and they have a target of just 5 corpers per batch. If you come as the 6th corper, because they have reached their maximum number, they will not be able to take you. 3.    Your employer does not think you can work with them. ...

Step to take after leaving Orientation Camp

Corpers wee oh, welcome back from 3 weeks orientation camp course which signaled the beginning of your service year. As you have learnt on camp, the NYSC service year has 4 cardinal programmes which are: I.    Orientation Camp II.    Primary Assignment III.    Community Development Service IV.    Winding out Events/Passing out You have successfully finished the orientation camp which is the first cardinal program, and I believe that in the camp you have been grounded on what to do in your places of Primary Assignment. Now that you are out of the camp, what are the steps to take? The steps are listed below: I.    Report to your Place of Primary Assignment(PPA) The first thing to do immediately after leaving orientation camp is to report at your place of primary assignment. If peradventure, your PPA is far from your orientation camp, go to the community for the night and settle down and the following morning, go ...

Happy Passing Out from Orientation Camp to 2013 Batch B

Dear 2013 Batch B corps member, I really want to congratulate you on the successful completion of your orientation training for 3 weeks. Now its time to go out to the world and exhibit what you have learnt in the next one year. I wish you a successful service year and  I want to Challenge you to make your service year counts. Congratulation once again.