An outline of the structure of the Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education is the largest and most embracing ministry in Edo State. It comprises institutions and renders services to all communities,. social economic and political groups in the entire state and beyond.
The Ministry of Education is a very broad organisation. It has eight (8) departments, two (2) units, twenty five (25) field offices and eight (8) parastatals. The eight departments and two units that make-up the headquarters include the following:
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The assigned responsiblities to the Ministry of Education |
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Examinations and Standards; |
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Finance and Supplies ; |
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Higher Education; |
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Inspectorate; |
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Personnel Management; |
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Planning, Research and Statistics; |
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Schools and Science, Vocational and Technical Education. While the units include: |
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French Language Centre; |
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Women Education. |
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The Parastatals under the Ministry are as follows:- |
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| University of Benin |
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The Parastatals under the Ministry are as follows:- |
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The Agency for Adult and Non-Formal Education: |
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Edo State Library Board; |
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Institute of Continuing Education (ICE); |
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State Primary Education Board (SPEB); |
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The state also has several public and private secondary schools like |
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The Immaculate Conception College |
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Idia College |
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Emotan Girls Grammer School |
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Federal Government Girls College, Benin City |
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St. Maria Gorretti Girls Grammer School |
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Edo College |
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Igbinedion Educational Centre |
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St. Mary British Dedication School |
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Greater Tomorrow Secondary School |
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Word of Faith, e.t.c |
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University of Benin |
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Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma |
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Igbinedion University Okada |
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Benson Idahosa University |
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Federal Polytechnic Auchi |
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College of Education, Ekiadolor |
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College of Agriculture, Iguoriakhi |
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