NYSC Camp Registration Requirements for Prospective Corps Members

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is an essential institution for Nigerian graduates, providing opportunities for involvement in nation-building and fostering unity. As the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Orientation Course approaches, it’s crucial for prospective corps members to understand the camp registration requirements. This blog post outlines the necessary documents and steps to ensure a smooth registration process.

NYSC Camp Registration Requirements:

To successfully register at the NYSC camp, prospective corps members must provide the following documents:

1. Original Call-up Letter or Call-up Letter printed online.
2. Original Statement of Result or Certificate endorsed by an authorized officer with an authentic signature.
3. School Identity Card.
4. For foreign graduates, an International Passport and original copies of all uploaded documents are required.
5. Medical professionals (Medical Doctors, Pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Nurses, Medical Laboratory Scientists, Radiographers, Optometrists, and graduates of Health Record & Information Management) must present evidence of registration with their respective professional bodies.
6. Prospective Corps Members MUST present a Certificate of Fitness from a government or military hospital, affixed with the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) stamp, indicating their health status before registration.

Additional Resources:

To further assist prospective corps members in their preparations, the following resources are available:

1. Locations and Addresses of NYSC Orientation Camps Nationwide: A comprehensive list of NYSC Orientation Camps across the country to help you locate your designated camp.
2. NYSC Travel Safety Tips for Prospective Corps Members: Essential safety tips to ensure secure travel to the orientation camps.

We wish all prospective corps members safe journeys to their respective camps and a memorable Orientation Course. Prepare well, stay informed, and contribute to Nigeria’s national development through the National Youth Service Corps.