Nigeria

Education in Nigeria has the dual purpose of equipping students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in life, while also creating a sense of national identity and pride. The Nigerian educational system is divided into three tiers: primary, secondary, and tertiary. Primary education is compulsory for all children aged 6-11, and consists of basic literacy and numeracy skills. Secondary education is split into two phases: Junior Secondary School (ages 12-14) and Senior Secondary School (ages 15-17). Tertiary education is offered at universities or polytechnics, where students can pursue degrees in a variety of fields. The Nigerian educational system has faced many obstacles over the years due to a lack of funding from both government sources and private sponsorships. Despite these challenges, there has been an increase in access to basic primary education over the past decade. This has led to more Nigerians graduating from secondary school than ever before. In addition, there have been improvements in the quality of tertiary education available as well as increased access to international academic opportunities for those who wish to pursue higher learning abroad. Check educationvv for Nigeria Education and Training.