STAGES IN THE NYSC MOBILIZATION

 NOW LETS LOOK AT THE STAGES OF NYSC MOBILIZATION

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There is something important you need to know so that you don’t get confused or put yourself under any undue stress. NYSC mobilization is in stages and once you understand the stages, every other thing will be easy.



1st STAGE: Internal Mobilization


This is when institutions will start compiling their senate list to know graduates that are qualified for NYSC mobilization.


The result of the internal mobilization is the approved senate list. Which will be pasted at the school premises for graduates to check their names and details.


2nd STAGE: Senate List Hard Copy


The second stage is when your institution will send the hard copy of the approved Senate List straight to NYSC Headquarters Abuja for verification before it will be uploaded on the NYSC portal.


This stage is very necessary for the NYSC management because of some institutions that fraudulently mobilize unqualified graduates for NYSC.


3rd STAGE: Senate List Online


The 3rd stage is when the senate list after thorough examination by the NYSC management will be finally uploaded on the NYSC portal online. Once your institution’s Senate List is successfully uploaded, you will be able to do your online registration successfully.


4th STAGE: PCMs Senate List Verification


The 4th stage is when prospective Corps members will start verifying their names on the NYSC portal before they can proceed with NYSC registration. 


5th STAGE :Registration 


Please ensure you are eligible to register before you proceed. Upload all the necessary credentials as needed. Ensure you do the thumbprint as required. 


6th STAGE: Printing of green card and COVID19 slip


All PCM’s are required to print the green card and covid slip from their dashboard which is part of the required documents to present at the Nysc orientation camp. 


7th STAGE: Printing of NYSC call up letter


NYSC call-up letter is simply a letter that will show your state of deployment, other important information like camp address and date of reporting. 


8th STAGE: NYSC 21days orientation course 


A National Youth Service Corps year starts with a 3 weeks orientation course and it is compulsory for all Nigeria graduates mobilised for national service. 


9th STAGE: Place of Primary assignment (PPA)


On the last day in orientation camp, you will collect a letter that will specify the particular place where you will do your service. That is the place you will spend the whole of your service year immediately you leave camp.


Other stages like CDs and other activities comes later. 


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