Sunday, January 6, 2013

NYSC 2013 Batch A Time Table

Hi guys,

As promised, here's the schedule for the 2013 Batch A prospective corps members. Foreign grads have already started registering and Orientation Camp starts in March. Again, no need to worry about the other stuff in the schedule as they pertain only to NYSC officials. The link to the schedule is at NYSC 2013 Batch A Mobilization Timetable.


Pre-mobilization Workshop Meeting 16th January, 2013
Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates 10th December, 2012 - 26th February, 2013
Submission of Masterlist. Screening/Vetting by Mobilization Officers 21st - 23rd January, 2013
Action by the ICT Department 21st - 29th January, 2013
Delivery of Corps Mobilization 30th January, 2013
Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to CPIs 30th - 31st January, 2013
Return of Corrected Printouts by Institutions to NYSC NDHQ 4th - 6th January, 2013
Action by ICT) 4th - 19th February, 2013
Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters 20th - 25th February, 2013
Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions / NYSC Secretariats 26th - 28th February, 2013
Briefing of Prospective Corps Members Throughout the year
2013 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Course aka CAMP 5th - 26th March, 2013

9 comments:

  1. The NYSC website has been down for days o! How do I know when to pick up my call up letter as an international student?

    Your favorite stalker! Help!

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    1. Eek! You're right!

      I'm pretty sure you owe me some stories, so I'll spend some time deciding whether to answer you. In the meantime, don't read past this line...


      To all others: Start checking this Friday for your call-up letters. Although I'm pretty sure they'll be ready next week (say Wednesday or Thursday).

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  2. NOOOOOO! Yes I do owe you stories :). Im mentally preparing my self for the journey to Surulere today around noon *sigh* My stories are coming dont worry... Im too nervous lol

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  3. I went in yesterday to try and pick up my call up letter and it wasnt available... Im off to the place again in a bit...

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  4. I was posted to OYO.

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    1. Eeeeeek!

      *hides face in embarrassment* Where's Oyo State?

      You can switch it, I think. But it must be based on medical issues, from what I've heard.

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  5. Just got back from picking up my letter. I arrived around 11:30 am. As always from the outside it dint seem so organized. There was nobody giving directions on where to queue up or any signs telling you where to actually go. I had to ask some people who were there. They were really strict with the international id as a form of identification. A friend of mines didnt have his but he was able to see his posting and would return on Monday with his passport. There was no electricity in the room we picked our letters and it was seriously kinda hot. In all it took me less than an hour because I was kind of socializing with people. Not exactly excited about my posting but I think I will be ok :-).

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    1. Awww, you'll be fine. And yeah, Nigerians need to do something about posting proper signs (indoors and outdoors).

      I still dunno were Oyo state is, so I'm going to look for a Nigerian map.

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  6. OYO state.. Iseyin Camp.. All I know about OYO is that Ibadan is in OYO state.. Havent been to Ibadan since 1999 or so... I hope to redeploy...

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