NOCEN Announces Second Semester Resumption for 2024/2025 Session

Nwafor Orizu College of Education Nsugbe has commenced second semester academic activities for the 2024/2025 session as of May 9, 2025.

The college administration directed all academic and administrative units to ensure compliance with the semester schedule.

Resumption Status

Academic activities officially began on May 9, making this announcement a reminder to the college community about ongoing semester operations.

Students should already be attending classes and participating in all scheduled academic activities. Any students who haven't returned to campus should do so immediately to avoid missing important coursework.

Administrative Directives

The college instructed Deans, Directors, Heads of Departments, and Heads of Units to make necessary arrangements ensuring smooth semester operations.

This administrative emphasis suggests the college expects full compliance with academic schedules and proper organization of departmental activities.

What Students Should Do

Confirm your course registration status if you haven't already. Late registration may be possible but typically incurs additional fees or restrictions on examination eligibility.

Check departmental notice boards and official communication channels for lecture timetables, assignment deadlines, and semester-specific requirements.

Ensure financial clearances are complete. Colleges of education typically restrict access to examinations and results for students with outstanding fee balances.

Academic Calendar Awareness

Familiarize yourself with the complete semester timeline including mid-semester test periods, examination dates, and semester end. This knowledge helps with personal planning and academic preparation.

NCE programs follow strict calendars to maintain the teaching practice schedules and coursework required for teacher certification.

Teaching Practice Preparation

For students scheduled for teaching practice this semester, begin preparing early. Teaching practice represents a critical NCE requirement where you apply classroom learning in actual school settings.

Contact your teaching practice coordinator for placement details, required documentation, and assessment criteria.

For students at colleges of education or preparing for NCE programs, Ulearngo provides study materials and practice resources.

Source: Nwafor Orizu College of Education Administration