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POST-UTME SCREENING FOR NCE, B.ED AND DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSIONS FOR THE 2012/2013 ACADEMIC SESSION
All candidates who made Federal College of Education, Pankshin as their first and second choice and obtained a minimum score of 160 and above for NCE programme and 180 and above for B.Ed programme in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in April, 2012 are invited for screening exercise in the College.

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1.
 School of SCIENCE
2.
 School of ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
3.
 School of EDUCATION
4.
 School of LANGUAGE
5.
 School of VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
DEAN: MR. SUNDAY ADEGUN
NAME : MR SUNDAY ADEGUN
QUALIFICATION : B.A (Ed) ENGLISH, M.Ed ENGLISH, PGDM, CCA
RANK: CHIEF LECTURER
SPECIALIZATION: ENGLISH LANGUAGE
E-MAIL: babadeola2000@yahoo.com
PHONE NUMBER: +234-803-9665-528
The school of languages is made up of six departments. Below are brief information about the departments:

BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The School of Languages as an integral part of the institution, Federal College of Education (F.C.E.) Pankshin, came into existence in 1989.  The School then had English and French Departments.  Later other Departments Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba (Nigerian Languages) were introduced.  Latest to be introduced was the Department of Arabic Language.

Since the inception of the School of Languages it has been growing in the population of both Staff and Students, for example, during the session 2003/2004 there were about one thousand three hundred and thirty three (1,333) students and thirty (30) Academic Staff as well as nine (9) non-teaching staff.
 
Currently as at 2009/2010 session, the students population stands at about two thousand eight hundred at NCE level (2,800) with sixty one Academic staff (61) and over twenty (20) Non-teaching staff.
 
The School runs the Bachelor of Education degree currently in three departments of English, French and Arabic.  Plans are underway to run a Bachelor of Education, degree in Linguistics and Nigerian Languages.  Currently the Bachelor of Education students’ number stands at three hundred and thirty (330).

In 1994 the School of Languages acquired a Language Laboratory serving all the six (6) Departments. As at now another utra-modern language laboratory is constructed and functional with capacity for a far larger number of students. All Departments have full accreditation status.  Plans are on the way to introduce more Nigerian languages.

As stated above the School of Languages has the following Departments:

  1. Arabic Department
  2. English Department
  3. French Department
  4. Hausa Department
  5. Igbo Department
  6. Yoruba Department

VALUE:
Providing prompt, efficient and quality teaching and learning in Languages.

VISION:
To produce qualitative and competent teachers in the various languages taught in the school.

MISSION:
To offer effective, efficient and qualitative teaching and learning services.

PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING/LEARNING LANGUAGES
The National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) Minimum Standards for Nigerian Certificate in Education (NCE) stipulates that:
“Nigerian Modern man can hardly contemplate communal life without the instrument of Languages”.  It goes on to state that: “Performance, especially spoken language, defines personality”. Thus for the objectives for teaching  Arabic and of course French and other languages being studied in the School of Languages, the aims are to:

  1. Help student teachers acquire spoken and written competence in both the foreign and National Languages (Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba).
  2. Acquaint student teachers with the socio-political and cultural lives of the speakers of the Language, with a view to promoting local and international understanding.
  3. Prepare the student-teachers for the task of teaching the languages at the primary and Junior Secondary School Levels.
  4. To enable students use Arabic, French, English, Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba as a medium of instruction.

OBJECTIVES

  1. To produce qualitative and effective language teachers for the primary and Junior Secondary School levels.
  2. To achieve communicative competence in the languages taught in the school.
  3. To promote local and international interaction through exposure to the socio-political and cultural lives of the native speakers of the languages.
  4. To prepare student teachers for further research and studies in the languages and literature.

NAMES OF ACADEMIC STAFF WITH QUALIFICATIONS AND RANKS

DEAN OF LANGUAGES

NAME :          MR. SUNDAY ADEGUN
QUALIFICATION :  B.A (Ed) ENGLISH, M.Ed ENGLISH
RANK:           CHIEF LECTURER
SPECIALIZATION:  ENGLISH LANGUAGE
E-MAIL:         babadeola2000@yahoo.com
PHONE NUMBER:  +234-803-9665-528

A.                    ARABIC DEPARTMENT

S/NO

NAME

QUALIFICATION

SPECIALIZATION

RANK
  1.  

GANIYU ADEBAYO ALABI

B.A (ED) ARABIC, M.A. ARABIC

LANGUAGE

PRINCIPAL LECTURER
  1.  

ISMAILA ABDULLAHI UMAR

B.A. ARABIC, M.A. ARABIC

LANGUAGE

SENIOR LECTURER
  1.  

HARUNA ABDULLAHI ALIYU

B.A. ARABIC

LANGUAGE

LECTURER I
  1.  

SULAIMAN AYOBAMI SANUSI

B.A. ARABIC, M.A. ARABIC

LANGUAGE

LECTURER II
  1.  

ISA ABDUL-KAREEM SARUMI

B.A ARABIC, M.A ARABIC

LITERATURE

LECTURER III
  1.  

MURTALA ABDUS-SALAM HAQIQI

B.A ARABIC, M.A. ARABIC

LITERATURE

LECTURER III
  1.  

SALISU ISA SAIDU

B.A. ARABIC

LITERATURE

ASSISTANT LECTURER

B.                    ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

S/NO

NAME

QUALIFICATION

SPECIALIZATION

RANK

 

 

 

 

 
  1.  

ADEGUN SUNDAY           

B.A (ed) ENGLISH, M.ed ENGLISH

 

CHIEF LECTURER
  1.  

THERESA OGBONNA

B.A (ed) ENGLISH, M.ed ENGLISH

 

PRINCIPAL LECTURER
  1.  

DAUDU CLEMENT

B.A.(ed) ENGLISH

 

LECTURER I
  1.  

IKONG MATHEW IKADE

B.A. ENGLISH, M.A. LINGUISTICS, PGDE

 

 
  1.  

FWANGS GODFREY ABINATUS

NCE, B.A., M.A. (THEATRE ARTS)

 

 
  1.  

IGWE FELICIA .I.

NCE, B.ed ENGLISH

 

 
  1.  

SALAMATU JINDEM

NCE B.A. (ed) ENGLISH

 

 
  1.  

ABIGAIL CHUWANG GARRIDAU

B.ed ENGLISH, M.ed (ENGLISH)

 

 
  1.  

BALOGUN JOSEPHINE .O.

NCE B.ed (LANG ARTS)

 

 
  1.  

LONDET, PEACE .S.

NCE, B.A. (LIT & ENGLISH), M.A. (LIT. & ENG)

 

 
  1.  

PORET GODWILL .S.

B.A. LINGUISTICS, PGDE

 

 
  1.  

SAMBO DAVID RINGNAN

B.A. LIT

 

 
  1.  

SAMUEL JIMWAN

NCE, B.A. ed, M.ed

 

 
  1.  

MANGVWAT KEFAS

B.A. ed ENGLISH

 

 
  1.  

VENNAP JOHN AUDU

NCE B.A.ed ENGLISH

 

 
  1.  

IORTYER MANASSEH TERWASE

B.A. ENGLISH, M.A. LIT

 

 
  1.  

JOHN TUPUN KYOITU

NCE, B.A. (ED) ENGLISH, M.ed ENGLISH

 

 
  1.  

SHADRACH RWANG DEME

B.A. LIT, M.A. LIT.

 

 
  1.  

YENLE MERCHAK SHEM

B.A.ed ENGLISH, M.A. ENGLISH

 

 
  1.  

SEKUK MWANRET CHARITY

B.A. MASS. COMM.

 

 

C.                    FRENCH DEPARTMENT

S/NO

NAME

QUALIFICATION

SPECIALIZATION

RANK
  1.  

DR. MRS. NWANMA N. DANDAM

B.A. HONS FRENCH, PGDE, M.Ed (ENGLISH), M.A TRANSLATION (ENG/FRE, PH.D)

LANGUAGE METHODOLOGY, TRANSLATION (FRENCH ENGLISH), GRAMMAR, LINGUISTICS

CHIEF LECTURER
  1.  

MR. SOLOMON A. AMAH

PGDE, B.A. FRENCH

AFRICAN LITERATURE

PRINCIPAL LECTURER
  1.  

MR. ANTHONY FODANG

B.A. FRENCH, M.A FRENCH

AFRICAN/FRANCOPHONE LIT.

SENIOR LECTURER
  1.  

MR. BONAVENTURE .A. EZIKEANYI

B.A (HONS) FRENCH/GERMAN, PGDE

 

LECTURER II
  1.  

MRS. JUDITH .O. DAWULUNG

NCE, B.A. ED FRENCH

 

LECTURER III
  1.  

MR. MESHAK .S. FOMSON

NCE, B.A. ED, M.A IN VIEW

 

LECTURER III
  1.  

MRS. ESTHER L.T. PAM

NCE, B.A. ED, CCA

 

LECTURER III
  1.  

MR. SAMUEL MUSA

CCA, B.A FRENCH NCE (ENG/FRENCH

 

LECTURER III
  1.  

MR. GIMI .A. FULANI

NCE, B.A. ED FRENCH

 

LECTURER III
  1.  

MR. PATRICK B. PANLE

NCE, B.A ED

 

ASST. LECTURER
  1.  

MR. ERNEST DABIS

NCE (ENG/FRE), B.A. FRENCH

 

ASST. LECTURER
  1.  

MR. JOSHUA NYANGO

NCE, B.A. FRENCH

 

ASST. LECTURER
  1.  

MRS. EVELYN DAKOGOL

NCE FRE/SOS, B.A. FRENCH

 

ASST. LECTURER
  1.  

ADELOWO KAYODE OLUBUKOLA

NCE, B.A. ED FRENCH

 

ASST. LECTURER
  1.  

MR. AYEM YUSUF BITRUS

NCE, B.A FRENCH

 

ASST. LECTURER

D.        IGBO DEPARTMENT

S/NO

NAME

QUALIFICATION

SPECIALIZATION

RANK
  1.  

MRS. DIKE, S.N

B.A. LINGUISTIC, PGDE, M.A. LINGUISTICS

PHONOLOGY & MONOLOGY

SENIOR LECTURER
  1.  

MRS. OKONKWO, C.A.

NCE, B.A. EDUCATION IN IGBO, LINGUISTICS, M.A. APPLIED, LINGUISTICS, CCA

APPLIED LINGUISTICS

SENIOR LECTURER
  1.  

MR. UKAZU, J.C.

NCE, B.A. ED, M.ED – LINGUISTICS AND GRAMMAR, CULTURE

LANGUAGE EDUCATION

SENIOR LECTURER
  1.  

MR. DOMIKE, I N

NCE, B.A (ED), IGBO/LINGUISTICS, CCA, CISCO

 

LECTURER III
  1.  

MR. MMOO, L.C.

B.A LANGUAGE, IGBO LITERATURE & CULTURE

 

ASST. LECTURER

E.        YORUBA

S/NO

NAME

QUALIFICATION

SPECIALIZATION

RANK

1.

MR. A.O ODEWUMI

B.Ed, M.Ed, M.A

LINGUISTICS

CHIEF LECTURER

2.

MR. A.O OLADEJI

B.A., PGDE

LINGUISTICS

 

LECTURER I

3.

MR.J.S. AWOTUNDUN

B.A. E.d (HONS)

LINGUISTICS

 

LECTURER I

4.

MR. YEMI OPARINDE

B.A. Ed (HONS)

LITERATURE

 

LECTURER I

5.

MR. E.D. AJELETI

B.A. Ed (HONS) M.A

YORUBA LITERATURE

 

LECTURER III

F.         HAUSA DEPARTMENT

S/NO

NAME

QUALIFICATION

SPECIALIZATION

RANK
  1.  

BALA AMINU

NCE, B.A. (ED) HAUSA, CCA

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

 
  1.  

MUKHTAR ALIYU

I.J.M.B. B.A (HONS) HAUSA, P.G.D.E., C.C.A, M.A. (IN PROGRESS)

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

LECTURER I
  1.  

BASHIR GARBA

I.J.M.B., B.A. (HONS) HAUSA, P.G.D.E., C.C.A.

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

LECTURER I
  1.  

ADAMU Y. NAMASKA

I.J.M.B., B.A (COMB.) HAUSA/HISTORY, P.G.D.E., C.C.A., P.G.D.H.S.

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

LECTURER I
  1.  

ABDURRAHMAN ISA

I.J.M.B., B.A. (HONS) HAUSA, P.G.D.E., C.C.A. M.A. (IN PROGRESS)

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

LECTURER I
  1.  

USSAINI HASSAN

N.C.E., B.A (HONS), HAUSA, C.C.A. M.A. (IN PROGRESS)

LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

ASST. LECTURER
 
 
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