FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Admission Form 2026/2027

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Quick Summary

FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Form has been open for 2026/2027 admission.

  • Evening and weekend study has been available
  • N4,000 has been the application fee
  • Bursary Office payment has been required
  • Blue receipt has been needed for form collection
  • JAMB CBT registration will be required after admission

Keep reading for FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Form courses, entry rules and application steps.

FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Admission Form for 2026/2027 Academic Session

Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba, has invited qualified and interested candidates to apply for its part-time National Certificate in Education programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The part-time NCE programmes will be offered through evening and weekend classes, giving candidates an alternative route to teacher education at the College.

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Who Can Apply for FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Admission?

Candidates interested in part-time evening or weekend NCE courses may apply for admission into Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba.

The notice covers candidates seeking NCE training under vocational education, science education, business education, technical education, early childhood care, primary education, adult education and non-formal education.

Candidates who want the full-time NCE route may read the FCET Asaba NCE full-time admission notice.

What Courses Are Available for FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time?

The available part-time NCE courses are listed under the relevant schools.

School of Secondary Education (Vocational)

School of Secondary Education (Science)

School of Early Childhood Care, Primary, Adult and Non-Formal Education

School of Secondary Education (Business)

School of Secondary Education (Technical)

What Are the FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Admission Requirements?

Candidates seeking admission into the part-time NCE programmes should meet at least one of the stated entry routes.

Accepted qualifications include:

Candidates should use the qualification route that matches their academic record.

How Much Is the FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Form?

The application fee is N4,000.

The fee is non-refundable and will be paid at the bank through the Bursary Office.

How Can Candidates Apply for FCET Asaba NCE Part-Time Admission?

Candidates seeking part-time NCE admission are to pay the non-refundable application fee of N4,000 at the bank through the Bursary Office.

After payment has been confirmed, candidates should proceed to the Degree Unit with the blue receipt to collect the admission form.

The application process will be completed as follows:

  1. Pay N4,000 at the bank through the Bursary Office.
  2. Collect the blue receipt after payment.
  3. Take the blue receipt to the Degree Unit.
  4. Collect the part-time NCE admission form.
  5. Fill the form with correct personal and academic details.
  6. Submit the completed form to the Deputy Registrar (Admissions) office before the stated deadline.

Candidates should keep the blue receipt safe, since it will be used for form collection.

Will Admitted Part-Time NCE Students Register With JAMB?

Admitted part-time NCE students will be required to register at a JAMB-accredited CBT centre.

This requirement applies after admission has been granted.

When Is the Deadline for Submission?

All completed admission forms should be submitted to the Deputy Registrar (Admissions) office at Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba before the matriculation ceremony for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Candidates should complete payment, form collection and submission before the matriculation ceremony.

What Should Candidates Check Before Submission?

Candidates should check their chosen course, qualifying result, payment receipt and contact details before submitting the form.

A candidate applying for a technical education course, for example, should confirm that the qualification presented supports vocational or technical entry under the stated admission routes.

Where Can Candidates Make Enquiries?

Candidates who need further clarification may contact the College through the following phone numbers:

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