ORIENTATION COURSE A National Youth Service Corps year starts with - TopicsExpress



          

ORIENTATION COURSE A National Youth Service Corps year starts with a 3 weeks orientation course and it is compulsory for all Nigeria graduates mobilized for national service. The course lasts for three (3) weeks and is designed to achieve the following objectives: To give Corps Members a better understanding of the objectives of the NYSC Scheme and enable them internalise its ideals To acquaint members with their environment in their political, cultural, social and economic setting To prepare Corps members for their particular roles in the Scheme. To equip them with practical social and leadership skills that will enable them meet the challenges of the service year ahead. To inculcate in the Corps members the spirit of national consciousness as a basic ingredient in nation building. To instil discipline in the youths. To give Corps members adequate physical and mental training. To imbibe them with the Spirit of collective responsibility. To achieve the above objectives the orientation course opens with a swearing –in/opening ceremony presided over by the executive Governor of the State/FCT Minister. The oath of Allegiance and the National Pledge are administered by the Chief Judge of the State/FCT. The orientation course content involves physical training, drills, lectures on the people and tradition of the host State, professional lectures for Corps health personnel’s, lawyers, teachers and Skill acquisition training e.t.c. Corps members participate in social activities designed to create opportunities for them to interact. They participate in dance and drama competitions, Miss NYSC and Mr Macho. They also participate in inter platoon competitions on football, volleyball, table tennis, cooking and sanitation. Corps members are also trained on Man ‘O’ War activities leading to competitions on inter platoon drills and tug of war.
Posted on: Thu, 06 Jun 2013 19:40:53 +0000

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