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Welcome to the official website of Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria.
 
Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria, TRCN is an agency of the Federal Ministry of Education of Nigeria. It was established by the TRCN Decree N0. 31 of 1993 (now TRCN Act CAP T3 of 2004). The major mandates are the regulation and control of the Teaching Profession at all levels of the Nigerian Education system, both in the public and private sectors.
 
 

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To promote the exchange of ideas/best practices and to lead the development of knowledge, skills and orientation in the teaching profession, TRCN has instituted an annual journal titled Nigerian Journal of Professional Teachers (NJPT), Click to Download Call for Papers and NJPT Paper Writing Guide

 
 
 
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  Welcome to the new face of the TRCN website.

  Hon. Minister of Education presents two historic documents to Nigerians.

  TRCN & SACE convenes the 1st African Roundtable.

  TRCN becomes African Headquarters.

  TRCN Confers 1st ever fellowship on Nigerian's former President, Shehu Shagari and five (5) others.

  Education Commitee of the House of Representative visits TRCN 2010.

  World Bank trains TRCN Director and others in Kenya and Tanzania 2010.

  Teachers Without Borders and TRCN host West African Teachers Conference in Ghana, 2010.

  TRCN Celebrates 2010 World Teachers’ Day
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
Contact TRCN:
Phone: 09 876 2016
Email: info@trcn.gov.ng
 
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