The Bauchi State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has commenced training for school administrators aimed at improving digital literacy and strengthening the use of technology in the management of basic education across the state.
The training programme is designed to equip head teachers and education managers with essential digital skills needed to enhance administrative efficiency, improve record management, and support technology-driven learning environments in schools.
Speaking during the programme, officials of SUBEB said the initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to modernise the basic education sector and prepare school administrators for the growing role of digital tools in teaching, learning, and school management.
Participants were exposed to practical areas of digital application, including the use of electronic platforms, data management systems, online communication tools, and other technologies that can improve school operations.
The board emphasized that strengthening the digital capacity of school administrators is critical to improving accountability, planning, and effective service delivery within the basic education system.
Beneficiaries of the training commended the initiative, describing it as an important step towards bridging the digital skills gap and improving the quality of education administration in Bauchi State.
Bauchi SUBEB reaffirmed its commitment to supporting continuous professional development for education personnel as part of broader reforms aimed at improving learning outcomes and ensuring better management of public schools across the state.
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