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2024/2025 ADMISSION: OYSCOHEST COMMENCES SALE OF APPLICATION FORM

Oyo State College of Health Science and Technology, Eleyele, Ibadan has commenced sales of application form for admission of suitably qualified candidates for the 2024/2025 academic Session. Interested candidates are advised to apply online through the College's admission portal or visit the College’s ICT Centre from Monday, 4th March, 2024. Courses available are:  Diploma in Community  Health (CHEW), Certificate for Community Health (JCHEW),  Diploma in Complementary and  Alternative  Medicine,  Diploma in Health Promotion and Education  Certificate for Environmental Health Technicians. Other available courses are; Professional Diploma in Health Information  Management,  WAHEB Diploma in Environmental  Health, Professional Diploma for Medical Image Processing/X-Ray Technicians,  Certificate for Medical  Laboratory Technicians,  Certificate for Pharmacy Technicians,  Professional Diploma for Dental Surgery Technicians,   Diploma for Health Technicians, and  Certificate for Health A

NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL TO CLEAR BACKLOG OF ADMISSION

  The management of Nigerian Law school has been given the go-ahead to clear the back log of admission for qualified law graduates who are yet to be admitted for the mandatory one year training Programme for legal practitioners in Nigeria. This decisions formed part of the resolution of the Council for Legal Education at it's just concluded council meeting. The council announced the commencement of a Mid-Year Academic Session for the 2024/2025 academic calendar by May to address the backlog of law graduates resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and the Industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).  According to the council, this session is however not open to universities that exceeded their approved admission quotas. The council also deferred the management memo for the review of penalties for applicants to the Nigerian Law School previously punished by their universities for diverse acts of misconduct to allow for further consultations”. The Council of Lega