As deadline for the submission of entries for this year’s Maltina Teacher of the Year lapses on July 22, 2016, more teachers across the country have taken advantage of the opportunity by visiting the website to submit their entries.
Organizers say the website is under pressure as last minute applications pour in.
Organizers of the MTOTY had earlier announced the extension of the deadline for submission of entries for the innovative award from June 30, 2016 to July 22, 2016.
The extension was in response to appeals by teachers for more time to enable them file their entries for the coveted prize worth over N50 million.
Kufre Ekanem, the Corporate Affairs Adviser of Nigerian Breweries Plc, stated that entries have so far been received from teachers in 33 States.
Ekanem advised interested teachers to download application forms from the Maltina website: www.maltina-nigeria.com.
Applications forms should be completed and uploaded to the website or sent by email to: maltinateacheroftheyear@heineken.com, or post to P.M.B. 12632, Marina, Lagos.
Nigerian Breweries Plc has extended the scope of this year’s edition of the Maltina Teacher of the Year initiative to include privately-owned secondary schools in the country.
In the maiden edition last year, the competition was limited to teachers in the nation’s public secondary schools.
The initiative is to reward commitment and diligence to duty by exceptional teachers across the country.
It is done on the platform of Nigerian Breweries-Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust Fund.
As was the case in 2015, Ekanem disclosed that all eligible applications will be subjected to an intense selection and judging process.
According to him: “Our external and independent panel of judges will ensure transparency, credibility and objectivity of the initiative. The five-step evaluation process of the entries received will result in 37 champions (one per state and the FCT), subject to entries meeting the cut off mark set by the panel of judges. From amongst these State Champions, the Maltina Teacher of the Year 2016 will emerge.”
All State Champions and Winners will be celebrated and rewarded in a grand ceremony scheduled for October 2016 in commemoration of World Teachers Day.
Like last year, each State Champion will get N500,000 and the Top 10 teachers will be recognized before the grand winners are announced.
The 2nd and 1st runners-up will receive trophies and an additional N750,000 and N1 million respectively.
The winner of Maltina Teacher of the Year 2016 will get an additional N1 million instantly plus N1 million every year for the next five years, a development training opportunity abroad and a block of classrooms built at the school where he/she teaches.
“It is our hope that through the Maltina Teacher of the Year initiative, we can inspire this nation to accord our teachers their deserved credit and bring back respect to the teaching profession in Nigeria. As partners for development, we call on all education stakeholders and solicit your support, our friends in the media, towards the success of this initiative,” Ekanem averred.As deadline for the submission of entries for this year’s Maltina Teacher of the Year lapses on July 22, 2016, more teachers across the country have taken advantage of the opportunity by visiting the website to submit their entries.
Organizers say the website is under pressure as last minute applications pour in.
Organizers of the MTOTY had earlier announced the extension of the deadline for submission of entries for the innovative award from June 30, 2016 to July 22, 2016.
The extension was in response to appeals by teachers for more time to enable them file their entries for the coveted prize worth over N50 million.
Kufre Ekanem, the Corporate Affairs Adviser of Nigerian Breweries Plc, stated that entries have so far been received from teachers in 33 States.
Ekanem advised interested teachers to download application forms from the Maltina website: www.maltina-nigeria.com.
Applications forms should be completed and uploaded to the website or sent by email to: maltinateacheroftheyear@heineken.com, or post to P.M.B. 12632, Marina, Lagos.
Nigerian Breweries Plc has extended the scope of this year’s edition of the Maltina Teacher of the Year initiative to include privately-owned secondary schools in the country.
In the maiden edition last year, the competition was limited to teachers in the nation’s public secondary schools.
The initiative is to reward commitment and diligence to duty by exceptional teachers across the country.
It is done on the platform of Nigerian Breweries-Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust Fund.
As was the case in 2015, Ekanem disclosed that all eligible applications will be subjected to an intense selection and judging process.
According to him: “Our external and independent panel of judges will ensure transparency, credibility and objectivity of the initiative. The five-step evaluation process of the entries received will result in 37 champions (one per state and the FCT), subject to entries meeting the cut off mark set by the panel of judges. From amongst these State Champions, the Maltina Teacher of the Year 2016 will emerge.”
All State Champions and Winners will be celebrated and rewarded in a grand ceremony scheduled for October 2016 in commemoration of World Teachers Day.
Like last year, each State Champion will get N500,000 and the Top 10 teachers will be recognized before the grand winners are announced.
The 2nd and 1st runners-up will receive trophies and an additional N750,000 and N1 million respectively.
The winner of Maltina Teacher of the Year 2016 will get an additional N1 million instantly plus N1 million every year for the next five years, a development training opportunity abroad and a block of classrooms built at the school where he/she teaches.
“It is our hope that through the Maltina Teacher of the Year initiative, we can inspire this nation to accord our teachers their deserved credit and bring back respect to the teaching profession in Nigeria. As partners for development, we call on all education stakeholders and solicit your support, our friends in the media, towards the success of this initiative,” Ekanem averred.
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