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Bayelsa: Education fund partners British Council to train 400 teachers

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Education fund partners British Council to train 400 teachers in Bayelsa

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the five-day training focuses on English Language proficiency, digital teaching methods and leadership skills.

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