The Department of Continuing Education at Bayero University Kano (BUK) has officially launched Adult and Second-Chance Education Literacy Centres, aimed at expanding access to education for individuals who wish to acquire basic literacy, vocational skills, and continuing education regardless of age or background.

The initiative is part of the university’s commitment to promoting lifelong learning and ensuring that education remains accessible to everyone, including adults who may have missed earlier educational opportunities.

Programmes Offered

The literacy centres provide training in the following areas:

• Basic Literacy Education
  
• Post-Literacy Studies
  
• Continuing Education
  
• Vocational and Skills Development
  

The programme welcomes learners of all age groups and reinforces the belief that learning has no age limit.

Approved Literacy Centre Locations

Currently, the Adult and Second-Chance Education Centres are operating at the following locations:

• BUK Old Site (Staff Primary School)
  
• Rimin Zakara
  
• Rimin Gata
  
• BUK New Site (Department of Continuing Education)
  

According to the university, plans are already in place to establish additional centres across Kano State and surrounding communities to further widen access.

Class Schedule

Classes are designed to accommodate working adults and other participants with flexible time commitments.

• Days: Monday to Friday, and Saturday to Sunday
  
• Time Slots:
  
  • 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
    
  • 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
    

This flexible arrangement allows participants to balance education with work and family responsibilities.

Registration Details

• Registration forms are completely free
  
• Forms can be obtained at:
  BUK New Site (Department of Continuing Education)
  

Interested applicants may also contact the department via the following phone numbers for enquiries and guidance:

• 08062963634
  
• 08165315016
  
• 08053481945
  

Official Statement

The announcement was signed by Dr. Auwalu Halilu, Head of the Department of Continuing Education, who encouraged members of the public to take advantage of the programme to improve their literacy levels, acquire practical skills, and enhance their personal and professional development.

Conclusion

The launch of the Adult and Second-Chance Education Literacy Centres by Bayero University Kano represents a significant step toward inclusive education and human capital development. The programme provides a valuable opportunity for individuals seeking education, skills acquisition, and lifelong learning in a supportive and flexible environment.

Interested members of the public are encouraged to register early and fully participate in this initiative.