The board also advised schools, technical and vocational institutions, apprenticeship centres and candidates to comply with all registration requirements.
Olisah cautioned candidates against relying on unauthorised sources for registration information, noting that doing so could result in mistakes, delays or other difficulties during the registration process.
He explained that the examinations form part of NABTEB’s responsibility to provide competency-based assessment and certification for learners in business and technical education.
According to him, the certification programmes are also expected to support the development of skilled manpower and strengthen technical and vocational education as a means of promoting employment, economic empowerment and self-reliance.
The board advised interested candidates to obtain information and complete all registration procedures through approved NABTEB channels before the respective deadlines.
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