List Of Federal Secondary Schools In Nigeria

Looking for a great secondary education for your child? In the secondary school system in Nigeria students spend at least six years in Secondary School, that is  about 3 years of  Junior Secondary School duration , and about  3 years of Senior Secondary School session. In this system, at the Senior Secondary School Class 2 (SS2) level, students are allowed to take the GCE O’Levels exam, which is normally not mandatory for students, although most times students are advised to take them in preparations for the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination.

Here's a list of all Federal Secondary Schools recognized in the coutry

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FGC, OHAFIA	ABIA
FGGC, UMUAHIA	ABIA
FSTC, OHANSO	ABIA
FGC, GANYE	ADAMAWA
FSTC, MICHIKA	ADAMAWA
FGGC, YOLA	ADAMAWA
FGC, IKOT-EKPENE	AKWA IBOM
FSTC, UYO	AKWA IBOM
FGGC, I/OBIO ITONG	AKWA IBOM
FGC, NISE	ANAMBRA
FGGC, ONITSHA	ANAMBRA
FSTC, AWKA	ANAMBRA
FGC, AZARE	BAUCHI
FGGC, BAUCHI	BAUCHI
FGGC, IMIRINGI	BAYELSA
FGC, ODI	BAYELSA
FSTC, TUNGBO	BAYELSA
FGC, OTOBI	BENUE
FGC, VANDEIKYA	BENUE
FGGC, GBOKO	BENUE
FSTC, OTUKPO	BENUE
FGC, MAIDUGURI	BORNO
FGGC, MONGUNO	BORNO
FSTC, LASSA	BORNO
FGC, IKOM	CROSS RIVER
FGGC, CALABAR	CROSS RIVER
FSC, OGOJA	CROSS RIVER
FGGC, IBUSA	DELTA
FGC, WARRI	DELTA
FGC, OKPOSI	EBONYI
FGGC, EZAMGBO	EBONYI
FGC, IBILLO	EDO
FSTC, UROMI	EDO
FGGC, BENIN	EDO
FGC, IKOLE-EKITI	EKITI
FGGC, EFON-ALAAYE	EKITI
FSTC, USI-EKITI	EKITI
FGC, ENUGU	ENUGU
FGGC, LEJJA	ENUGU
FGBC, APO-GARKI	FCT
FGGC, BWARI	FCT
FGGC, ABAJI	FCT
FSTC, OROZO	FCT
FGC, KWALI	FCT
FGC, ROBOCHI	FCT
FGC, BILLIRI	GOMBE
FGGC, BAJOGA	GOMBE
FGC, OKIGWE	IMO
FGGC, OWERRI	IMO
FGGC, KAZAURE	JIGAWA
FGC, KIYAWA	JIGAWA
FGC, KADUNA	KADUNA
FGGC, ZARIA	KADUNA
FSTC, KAFANCHAN	KADUNA
FGC, KANO	KANO
FGGC, MINJIBIR	KANO
FGC, DAURA	KATSINA
FGGC, GWANDU	KATSINA
FSTC, DAYI	KATSINA
FSTC, ZURU	KEBBI
FGC, BIRNIN-YAURI	KEBBI
FGGC, KABBA	KOGI
FGC, UGWOLAWO	KOGI
FGC, ILORIN	KWARA
FGGC, OMU-ARAN	KWARA
KINGS’ COLLEGE	LAGOS
QUEENS’ COLLEGE	LAGOS
FGC, IJANIKIN	LAGOS
FSTC, YABA	LAGOS
FGGC, KEANA	NASARAWA
FGC, KEFFI	NASARAWA
FSTC, DOMA	NASSARAWA
FGC, MINNA	NIGER
FGGC, BIDA	NIGER
FGGC, NEW BUSSA	NIGER
FSTC, SHIRORO	NIGER
FGA, SULEJA	NIGER
FGGC, SAGAMU	OGUN
FGC ODOGBOLU	OGUN
FSTC, IJEBU-MUSHIN	OGUN
FGGC, AKURE	ONDO
FGC, IDO-ANI	ONDO
FSTC, IKARE AKOKO	ONDO
FGC, IKIRUN	OSUN
FSTC, ILESHA	OSUN
FGGC, IPETUMODU	OSUN
FGGC, OYO	OYO
FGC, OGBOMOSO	OYO
FGC, JOS	PLATEAU
FGGC, LANGTANG	PLATEAU
FGGC, ABULOMA	RIVERS
FGC, PORT-HARCOURT	RIVERS
FSTC, AHODA	RIVERS
FGGC, TAMBUWAL	SOKOTO
FGGC, BAKORI	SOKOTO
FGC, SOKOTO	SOKOTO
FSC. SOKOTO	SOKOTO
FGC, JALINGO	TARABA
FSTC, JALINGO	TARABA
FGC, BUNI-YADI	YOBE
FGGC, POTISKUM	YOBE
FGGC, GUSAU	ZAMFARA
In Nigeria, its very much Mandatory for Senior Secondary School education to end on the WASSCE which one can not qualify for without the Junior Secondary School which are sometimes free and very much compulsory. The secondary school education leads to the BECE, which opens the door to Senior Secondary School education. The senior secondary curriculum is then based on 6 core courses to completed by at least 2 or 3 elective subjects. The Core subjects include: Mathematics, English, Economics, a major native language; an elective out of chemistry, biology, integrated science or physics, one elective out of food and nutrition history, social studies or geography ; agricultural science or a vocational subject which includes: Commerce, , technical drawing, English Literature or fine arts. When a student is done with the BECE , he or she is now fully qualified to join a technical college. This curriculum also offers 3 years and at the end, will lead to a craftsmanship or trade certificate The country of Nigeria is directly made up of  about thirty-six states in total including the Federal Capital Territory. In each and every state in the federation, there are at least two Federal Government Colleges. These institutions are managed and funded directly through the Federal Government via the Ministry of Education. Usually, the staffs, teachers, and workers are special Federal Government employees. Each teacher at the Federal Government schools most possess at least a bachelor's degree in Education or in a said subject area, such as, Economics, Physics etc. These schools are usually known as model schools in the Nigerian system , carrying and maintaining the significant ideals of secondary education for other Nigerian students. Here, admission is specifically based based on merit due to its high standards, usually determined by the National Common Entrance Examination compulsory for all final year pupils in elementary school . Monetary requirements like tuition and funds are usually very low, could be approximately sixteen thousand naira as most of the funding comes from the Federal Government. Federal College of Education   Federal College of Education Oyo Federal Oyo State 1977 Federal College of Education Asaba Federal Delta State 1987 Federal College of Education, Osiele Osiele-Abeokuta Federal Ogun State 1976 Federal College of Education, Kano Kano City Federal Kano State 1961 Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu Eha-Amufu Federal Enugu State 1981 Federal College of Education, Okene Okene Federal Kogi State 1974 Federal College of Education (Technical), Gombe Gombe Federal Gombe State 1977 Federal College of Education (Technical), Omoku Omoku Federal Rivers State 1989 Federal College of Education, Kontagora Kontagora Federal Niger State 1958 Federal College of Education, Zaria Zaria Federal Kaduna State 1962 Federal College of Education, Pankshin Pankishin Federal Plateau State 1974 Alvan Ikoku College of Education Owerri Federal Imo State 1963 Federal College of Education, Yola Yola Federal Adamawa State 1974 Federal College of Education (Tech), Potiskum Potiskum Federal Yobe State 1976 Federal College of Education (Technical), Gusau Gusau Federal Zamfara State 1990 Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka Akoka Federa Lagos State 1967 Federal College of Education, Kastina Kastina Federal Kastina State 1976 Federal College of Education (Technical), Bichi Bichi Federal Kano State 1987 Federal College of Education, Obudu Obudu Federal Cross River State 1983 Adeyemi College of Education Ondo Federal Ondo State 1964 Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE), Ilorin Ilorin Federal Kwara State Federal College of Education, Umunze Umunze Federal READ:  25 highest-paying American companies Secondary schools owned by state government are usually funded by each state government although they mist times can't be matched with Federal government colleges. Although the primary agenda is  that education be  free in the majority of the state owned schools and institutions, students are required to get basic school materials like books, uniforms and pay for and purchase other  things which on a long run in a year could cost them an average of about thirty thousand naira ($200) in an academic year. State-owned teachers in these institutions are usually  required to have at most National Certificate of Education or a bachelor's degree, although this is never the case.