FEDPOFFA Academic Affairs Staff Sensitize Cyber Cafe Operators On Registration Procedure

FEDPOFFA Academic Affairs Staff Sensitize Cyber Cafe Operators On Registration Procedure

To ensure a smooth registration process for students, the academic affairs' staff of the Federal Polytechnic Offa have taken sensitization exercise to Cyber Cafe operators on/off campuses.

The league of staff led by the Deputy Registrar Academic Affairs, Mrs. Ronke Adeshina visited the cafe centers to sensitize operators on the registration procedure, proper names arrangements,  O'level results uploading, and correct registration of course form/kit.

While addressing the operators at their various centers, Mrs. Adeshina urged them to check, recheck and double-check details of the students as their first contact to make sure it is orderly and error-free before uploading it on the polytechnic portal. She added that the students, most especially, newly admitted ones can be naive of what to present for uploading, she implored the managers of business centers to always ask the students about their details for clarification, and when in doubt about the registration process, they should visit academic affairs office for clarity instead of creating problems for the students during NYSC mobilization. 

Speaking further, she added that the Polytechnic portal has been upgraded to reduce stress and  physical presence of students at the academic affairs office. 

The cyber cafe operators in their  responses appreciated  the Academic Affairs staff for the timely sensitization on registration process.

The Deputy Rector Academics, Arc, TPL Augustine Adama on behalf of the management commended the efforts of Academic Affairs staff for deeming it necessary to carry the cyber cafe operators along on registration procedure.

According to him, "I'm happy you are here. I commend the Deputy Registrar of Academic Affairs for organizing the interactive section for students and cafe operators.

"The operators have not been doing well, they muddle up registration process which will later sum up to problem. 

"This exercise will go a long way to help the cafe operators for the registration exercise to be done without any problem." 

About eight (8) Cafe operators were visited in the Permanent Site, 16 were visited in the mini campus while 20 were visited in town.