University signs agreement with authority to train teachers

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THE University of Goroka (UOG) has signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Teleformin development authority (TDDA) to train 10 teachers annually.
The teachers are to return to serve in the district.
“The UOG will accept 10 students from Teleformin Secondary School to take up studies in various programmes at UOG,” Teleformin MP Solan Mirisin said.
“TDDA will fully fund these students for all the years they study at UOG.
“After graduating, these students will return to serve for three years before they decide to either continue teaching in the district or leave for other districts or provinces,” he said.
“The MOA will start next year.”
UOG vice-chancellor Prof Musawe Sinebare said: “This MOA covers working community health workers (CHW).
“They can go for studies at UOG and return and teach trainee CHW at the CHW training school.”

4 comments

  • Hon. Members for Telefomin is thinking within the box, the way he think and does things reflex simplicity and down to earth stuff. We don’t need PHD, Master degree holders to only to read through what he does. Provide opportunities for policemen, teachers and Didiman & meri are some of the professions in sandaun where DDAs of respective 4 districts in WSP can do that easily by sponsoring students to undergo training in this fields then come and serve in their districts, nothing complicated about such thinking and approach.

  • UOG is the growing university and the only university that produces quality teaching services in the country. The university top management are progressing on the mid of change. The university has seen lot of change so far . Thank you TMT for around the country making good sound

  • What about the students in Telefomin attending various SECONDARY schools in the country??

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