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FULL LIST: UK removes Nigeria, Ghana from teacher qualification route

Punch Nigeria 40 minutes 1 mins read

The United Kingdom Department for Education has excluded teachers trained in Nigeria, Ghana and India from using the route to apply for Qualified Teacher Status in England. The change took effect on September 9, 2026, according to updated guidance posted by the DfE and sighted by PUNCH Online on Tuesday. QTS is the professional teaching Read More: https://punchng.com/full-list-uk-removes-nigeria-ghana-from-teacher-qualification-route/

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