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Section 36, The Education Act, 2004
Status not yet checkedThe Education Act, 2004, Sierra Leone
(1) No person shall be employed as a permanent full-timeteacher in any school unless he holds a professional certificate or a
licence issued by the Ministry in accordance with this section:
Provided that–
(a) the Minister may recognise any certificate
issued otherwise than under this section to
any person employed as a teacher in any
school and such recognition shall have effect
as if such certificate had been issued to such
person under this section with accreditation
from the National Council for Technical,
Vocational and other Academic Awards
(NCTVA);
(b) the Minister may cause a licence to be issued
to any person who is or may be employed as
teacher in any school if in his opinion such
person is in all respects suitable so as to
warrant his employment as a teacher in a
school, and the issue of such licence shall
have effect as if a certificate had been issued
to him under this section.
(2) Every certificate and licence issued by the Ministry
under this section shall be in such form as may be prescribed by the
Minister by rules made under this Act, and shall be signed by the
Minister or by an officer of the Ministry authorised by the Minister
in that behalf.
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