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The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) is a unit under the Vice-Chancellor’s Office.  It was established in 2016. The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) is a skills training programme designed to expose and prepare students of universities and other tertiary institutions for the Industrial Work situation they are likely to meet after graduation. 

The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES), is the accepted training programme, which is part of the approved Minimum Academic Standard in the various degree programmes for all Nigerian Universities.  The scheme is aimed at bridging the existing gap between theory and practice of Sciences, Agriculture, Medical Sciences (including Nursing), Engineering and Technology, Management, Information and Communication Technology, and other professional educational programmes in the Nigerian tertiary institutions.  It is aimed at exposing students to machines and equipment, professional work methods, and ways of safeguarding the work areas and workers in industries, offices, laboratories, hospitals, and other organizations. 

It is a cooperative industrial internship program that involves institutions of higher learning, industries, the Federal Government of Nigeria, the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), and the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC).

VISION AND MISSION OF MTU SIWES UNIT

To equip students with the necessary practical knowledge and technical skills for self-employment and effective involvement in Nigeria's industrial growth.

HISTORY OF SIWES

SIWES was founded in 1973 by ITF (Industrial Training Funds) to address the problem of tertiary institution graduates' lack of appropriate skills for employment in Nigerian industries. The Students' Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) was founded to be a skill training programme to help expose and prepare students of universities, Polytechnics and colleges of education for the industrial work situation to be met after graduation.

This system facilitates the transfer from the classroom to the workplace and aids in the application of knowledge. The program allows students to become acquainted with and exposed to the experience required in handling and operating equipment and machinery that are typically not available at their schools.

Prior to the establishment of this scheme, there was a rising concern and trend among industrialists that graduates from higher education institutions lacked appropriate practical experience for employment. Students who entered Nigerian universities to study science and technology were not previously trained in the practical aspects of their chosen fields. As a result of their lack of work experience, they had difficulty finding work.

As a result, employers believed that theoretical education in higher education was unresponsive to the needs of labor employers. Thousands of Nigerians faced this difficulty till 1973. The fund's main motivation for establishing and designing the scheme in 1973/74 was launched against this context.

The ITF (Industrial Training Fund) organization decided to aid all interested Nigerian students and created the SIWES program. The federal government officially approved and presented it in 1974. During its early years, the scheme was entirely supported by the ITF, but as the financial commitment became too much for the fund, it withdrew in 1978. The National Universities Commission (NUC) and the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) were given control of the scheme by the federal government in 1979. The federal government handed over supervision and implementation of the scheme to ITF in November 1984. It was taken over by the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) in July 1985, with the federal government bearing entire responsibility for funding.

OBJECTIVES OF SIWES

The Industrial Training Fund’s Policy Document No. 1 of 1973 which established SIWES outlined the objectives of the scheme as:

• Provide an avenue for students in Institutions of higher learning to acquire industrial skills and experience in their respective courses of study.
• Prepare students for the Industrial Work situation they are likely to experience after graduation.
• Expose students to work methods and techniques of handling equipment and machinery that may not be available in their Institutions.
• Make the transition from school to the world of work easier; and enhance students’ networks for later job placements.
• Provide students with an opportunity to apply their knowledge to real work situations, thereby bridging the gap between theory and practice; and
• Enlist and strengthen Employers’ involvement in the entire educational process; thereby preparing the students for employment in Industry and Commerce.

FUNCTIONS/ ACTIVITIES OF MTU SIWES CENTRE

• Develop, implement, and regularly review guidelines for SIWES.
• Registration of eligible students for Industrial Training (IT).
• Compilation of list of students from different Colleges for SIWES.
• Timely collection, completion, and submission of all ITF forms/ documents (master list, placement list, direct e-payment form, ITF form 8) to the supervising ITF office.
• Identify placement opportunities for students and assist in the placement of students on attachment with employers.
• Issue introductory letters to students for the employers.
• Organize orientation programmes for all students going for IT in collaboration with ITF
• Ensure that students have all required documents for successful placement and completion of IT training before embarking on SIWES.
• Ensure the master placement list is timely prepared and submitted to the Industrial Training Fund and National Universities Commission yearly (not later than 3 months before the commencement of Industrial Attachment).
• Organize and coordinate supervisory visits to students at I. T. sites.
• Ensure students' SIWES logbooks are examined, vetted, and signed by University Supervisors, Industry-based Supervisors, and ITF staff.
• Effectively follow up ITF on all payments to students and the University.
• Capture student's bank details at the point of registration for SIWES.
• Develop and sustain the right attitude and mindset among supervisors thus motivating them to effectively play their supervisory role to the maximum benefit of students during SIWES.
• Prepare and submit reports on the scheme to the ITF after the programme.
• Resolve problems arising from Industrial Training during and after the training.
• Develop and track relevant data on students' SIWES to facilitate the development of a SIWES database for the University.
• Ensure accreditation of MTU SIWES Center by NUC.
• Work with relevant Colleges/ Departments to ensure accreditation of courses for approved SIWES programme.
• Liaise and build a good relationship between the University and relevant organizations (NUC, ITF, Industries, etc.).

DURATION OF ATTACHMENT FOR SIWES FUNDING

One requirement for the Bachelor of Engineering or Science award is that students must complete at least 24 weeks of Industrial Training.

In most institutions, SIWES is done at the end of the 2nd-semester examination of either 300, 400, or 500 levels.  The time and duration are to be worked out jointly by each university, department, the SIWES unit, and the ITF.

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Shell Companies in Nigeria’s Student Industrial Training Programme offers Nigerian students in higher Institutions the opportunity to gain work experience in our office locations. The following is a list of eligible courses:

• Engineering,
• Geosciences
• Information Technology
• Sciences (Pure science, Environmental and Social)

The Programme provides students studying any of the above courses the opportunity to work directly with inspiring and experienced professionals. The insights and skills gained by the end of the programme will be invaluable for future careers.

This Industrial Training Programme is designed for students to:

• Put theories and concepts into practice
• Build work related skills required for the business environment through constructive feedback and supervision
• Gain additional skills such as communication, ethics, HSSE, teamwork and leadership.
• Build valuable networks and contacts for professional development

WHO CAN APPLY?

Eligible applicants must:

• Be a Nigerian citizen
• Be enrolled full‐time in an undergraduate programme at a university or Polytechnic in Nigeria
• Have school authorisation and approval for Industrial Training

HOW TO APPLY?

• All applicants should have a personal and valid email account (for consistent communication)
• Applicants who meet the eligibility requirements should apply via the email:  [email protected]
• Email subject should be in the format: 2024 Shell Nigeria SIWES Application [Input Course of Study].
• Student’s name
• Name of University/Institution of Higher Learning
• Matriculation Number/Student ID number
• Course of study
• Required duration/Period for Internship (indicate number of months)
• Contact details (Residential address, Email address, and Phone number)
• Scanned copy of official IT Form/Letter from Higher Institution
• Current Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) or Grade Point Average (GPA).

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• ​ Click 'Register For SIWES' to register
• Fill in all the required information. All sections marked with red asterisks are mandatory.
• Select a preferred 'user name' and password that should be securely saved somewhere. Make sure your password has at least one upper case character and one number.
• Read and check the 'Yes, I have read the privacy statement….' And Click on 'Register'
• The application wizard page opens up. Fill in all the required information.
• Use the 'date' icon to select date of birth. To progress to the next page use the 'next step' tab
• Use the 'double square' to select the geopolitical zone and LGA. You do not need to type in the state of origin. It is automatically selected when you select the Geopolitical Zone. To select click on the square on the far left of the Geopolitical zone, this highlights the state in yellow and then choose 'ok' to select
• To fill in your Education/Training, click on 'add'
• Fill in your educational institution, select when you started and select 'end date' as current date. Choose Country, state and the Location (town) of your school. For 'Grade' click the 'Grade' link beside it and choose N/A (not applicable). When done, click 'Ok'.
•  Use the 'next step' button to move to 'attachments'. Click on 'add' to add all required attachments that you should have scanned: 1. ​​SIWES Letter from your school; 2. Passport photograph; 3. School fees receipt; 4. School ID card
• Provide the Title of the document, select the attachment type e.g. Passport photo. Select language as English and click on browse to search for where you stored the document and then click on 'Transfer' to attach
• Use the 'Next step' button to move to 'Complete application'. Check the box for 'I want to release my profile……. And click send application now. ​
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SIWES Objectives

The Scheme is designed to bridge the gap between employers’ expectations and actual performance of Nigerian graduates.

Skills Development

Provide an avenue for students in institutions of higher learning to acquire industrial skills and experience in their course of study.

Practical Knowledge

Expose students to work methods and techniques in handling equipment and machines that may not be available in their institutions.

Corporate Environment

Prepare students for Industrial Work situation they are to meet after graduation.

Make transition from school to the world of work easier and enhance students’ contacts for later job placement.

Field Experience

Provide Students with an opportunity to apply their knowledge in real work situation, thereby bridging the gap between theory and practice.

Enlist and strengthen employers’ involvement in the entire educational process.

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To Be The Leading Skills Training Organisation In Nigeria And One Of The Best In The World.

To Be The Leading Human Capital Development Organisation In Nigeria And One Of The Best In The World.

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To Set, Regulate Training Standards And Provide Need-Based Human Capital Development Interventions Using A Corps Of Highly Competent Professionals In Line With Global Best Practices.

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STUDENTS INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES)

The scheme is a tripartite  programme involving the students, the universities and the employers of labour.  It is funded by the Federal Government and jointly coordinated by the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) and the National Universities Commission (NUC).

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The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) is a new Directorate under the Vice-Chancellor’s Office.  It was established on 20th April, 2012

The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) is a skills training programme designed to expose and prepare students of universities and other tertiary institutions for the Industrial Work situation they are likely to meet after graduation.  It is also a planned and structured programme based on stated and specific career objectives which are geared towards developing the occupational competencies of participants (Mafe, 2009).  Consequently, the SIWES programme is a compulsory graduation requirement for all Nigerian university students offering certain courses.

The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES), is the accepted training programme, which is part of the approved Minimum Academic Standard in the various degree programmes for all Nigerian Universities.  The scheme is aimed at bridging the existing gap between theory and practice of Sciences, Agriculture, Medical Sciences (including Nursing), Engineering and Technology, Management, and Information and Communication Technology and other professional educational programmes in the Nigerian tertiary institutions.  It is aimed at exposing students to machines and equipment, professional work methods and ways of safeguarding the work areas and workers in industries, offices, laboratories, hospitals and other organizations.

Prior to establishing the Scheme, industrialists and other employers of labour felt concerned that graduates of Nigeria Universities were deficient in practical background studies preparatory for employment in Industries and other organizations.  The employers thus concluded that the theoretical education being received in our higher institutions was not responsive to the needs of the employers of labour.  Consequently, the rationale for initiating and designing the scheme by the Industrial Training Funds ITF, in 1973.

• To provide an avenue for students in the Nigerian universities to acquire industrial skills and experience during their course of study;
• To prepare students for the work situation they are likely to meet after graduation;
• To expose the students to work methods and techniques in handling equipment and machinery that may not be available in their universities;
• To allow the transition phase from school to the world of working environment easier and facilitate students’ contact for later job placements;
• To provide students with an opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in real work situation thereby bridging the gap between theory and practice.

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Duration of attachment for siwes funding.

The minimum duration for SIWESS should normally be 24 weeks (6 months) at a stretch. The period is longer for engineering and technology programmes.  The ITF will not pay for any attachment period that is less than 24 weeks. In most institutions, SIWES is done at the end of the 2nd semester examination of either 300, 400 or 500 level.  The time and duration will have to be worked out jointly by each school and the directorate and the ITF.

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SIWES AND EDUCATION

Siwes (it) introduction, aims and objectives in nigeria: all you need to know.

  What Exactly Is SIWES?

The Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) or simply Industrial Training (IT) is a compulsory (or rather not) skills acquisition programme designed to effectively prepare students of Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education for industrial work. 

The scheme also help the students to obtain the needed experience in handling equipment and machines that are usually not available in their institution (especially practical works).

Before the establishment of the scheme, there was a growing concern among industrialists, that graduates of institutions of higher learning lacked adequate practical background studies preparatory for employment in industries. This leads to employers asking for work experience from applicants applying for job in offices, industries, and so on. 

Thus, employers were of the opinion that the theoretical education in higher institutions wasn’t enough to cater for the needs of the employers of labour.

SIWES Introduction And Short History

SIWES introduction, initiation and design was done by the Industrial Training Fund (I.T.F) in 1993 to acquaint students with the skills of handling employer’s equipments and machines.

The Industrial Training Fund (I.T.F) solely funded the scheme during its formative years. However, due to financial constraints, the fund was withdrew from the scheme in 1978.

The Federal Government notice the impact of the industrial training then takeover the scheme and handed it's management to both the National Universities Commission (N.U.C) and the National Board for Technical Education (N.B.T.E) in 1979.

The management and implementation of the scheme was however reverted to the I.T.F by the Federal Government in November 1984 and the administration was effectively taken over again by the Industrial Training Fund in July 1985 and was solely funded by the Federal Government since then. 

Aims & Objectives Of SIWES

The following are the aims and objectives SIWES (IT) in Nigeria:

1. To provide the avenue for students in institutions of higher learning to acquire industrial skills and experiences in their course of study.

2. To prepare students for the industrial work they’re likely to meet after graduation.

3. To help students to obtain proper work ethics and techniques in handling equipments and machines that may not be available in their respective institutions.

4. To ease the transition from school to the world of work and enhance students contact for later job placement.

5. To provide students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge in field of work thereby bridging the gap between theory and practice.

6. To strengthen employers involvement in the entire educational process and prepare students for employment after graduation.

Preparation And How To Increase Your Chance Of Success In The SIWES Programme

If you really want to have a successful SIWES/IT programme this year, then this informative post is made for you.

You’re about to learn how to prepare and have success in your SIWES programme as well as your grade. This have been specially treated based on experience from those that have participated in the SIWES programme.

You’ll also get to know some costly mistakes you really have to avoid in order to have desired success.

Finally, you’ll find answers to important questions you have to sincerely answer by yourself before, during and after your SIWES programme in Nigeria.

There we go…

1. SIWES Orientation

Using myself as a case of study being a student of LAUTECH. Every year, the school usually offer orientation to SIWES participating students prior to the commencement of the programme. Delegates of ITF will be sent to the school to give such orientation. Here, students were orientated and directed by ITF representatives on how to secure placement, collect your logbook, filling forms and submission, etc. I want to believe most schools usually do this as well in Nigeria. 

2. Payment For SIWES Logbook 

You have to pay to collect your logbook, forms, etc. Having paid and collected your logbook, forms etc. and have gotten good knowledge about the programme, have you started visiting the correct locations of your desired course-related firms and submitting your application letters while waiting for possible feed backs?

If yes, you about getting ready because for serious work.

3. Sending Of SIWES/IT Application Letters

Most Nigerian institutions basically give their I.T students an already prepared SIWES application letters so that they will print more copies, enter their details and send to their desired course-related companies.

But in an uncommon situation, the I.T students may be required to write it by themselves. So, which category are you in?

Quickly read: How to write an acceptable SIWES/IT letter 

4. Acceptance & Commencement Of Your Training

Once you have sent out your request for placement, the firm may be willing to accept or you. In case your letter just like my first attempt, try other places as well. You can not always get NO. 

Now, once you’ve been accepted and have probably commenced your industrial training, you have to abide by the organization rules and work ethics. 

Then, you have to carry out activities, projects, jobs that are related to your course of study in school in the section(s) you’ve been assigned to. 

- As an Office Management or Public Administration Industrial Training student in the bank, you have to work in the Customer Care Department and not in the Security Department. That's absurd by some length. 

- As an Industrial Mathematics student working in a local government secretariat, hope you’re working in the Budget Department and not in the Agric Department?

You can ask the establishment officer to place you in the best place relating to your course of study. You're there to gain experience and not otherwise. 

5. Fill and Submit Your S.C.A.F Form

Now that you've begin your SIWES. Fill properly and sent your Student Commencement Attachment Form to the ITF Area Office in the state your training is carried out.  I'll advice you to submit it by yourself. 

6. Signing & Stamping Of Your SIWES Logbook

While at your workplace, you have to get your Industry-Based Supervisor to sign and stamp your logbook. It might be daily, weekly, monthly or at the end of your industrial training. Just get your supervisor to sign dat ting! 

Quickly read: the correct way of filling your SIWES logbook

You’ll also have to always be punctual and go to your workplace, because you may not know the exact days  ITF representative or University-Based supervisor assigned to you by your school will likely visit.

After you’re through with your industrial training, how about your logbook? 

Random questions:

- if my training was stipulated for six months, do my logbook have to be completely filled up to the required six months and not below or above?

As an Industrial Mathematics student, I was opportune to do my own industrial training at a Local Government Secretariat.

I worked at the Budget department but not under my office-based supervisor. My supervisor is the Establishment Officer of the secretariat. Still he's responsible for signing and stamping of my logbook.

It doesn't necessarily mean to fill up your logbook. Just submit it like that as far as it has been filled by both you and your employer

Now that your Form 8 have been filled by you, signed and stamped by your employer, then you’ll have to submit the form to the ITF Area Office closest to where you do your Industrial Training. 

While at the ITF Area Office, your Form 8 will be cross-checked before your logbook will then be signed and stamped by any of the officials.

After that, you’ll be given back this form together with your logbook which you’ll submit to probably your school ITF unit when you return to your school.

8. SIWES Report

To obtain good grade, you have to write good siwes report. 

Quickly read: how to write a proper and alterly presentable SIWES report

9. Oral Presentation

Be prepared to be interviewed by your lecturers/supervisors so as to confirm if actually you participated and benefited from the training. 

You'll be asked the basic things you learn. They're stuffs you already know, so don't put pressure on yourself.

Some department don't even present orally. Just as a case, the Agric Faculty generally do not require presentation in my school.

There you go folks! I wish you all success for the future. 

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SIWES Forms and Lists for Nigerian Industrial Training Students

Here are the important SIWES forms and lists to be completed by Nigerian I.T students, firms, institutions, and officials.

Master List Form

This is a comprehensive list of students expected to take part in the programme in a year.

It indicates:

• Name of students
• Matriculation number 
• Programme of study
• Level of study
• Dates showing duration of attachment and nationality

This list must be prepared serially according to the matriculation number.

All master lists are to be submitted prior to the submission of placement lists by participating institutions to the respective supervising agencies for vetting and approval.

Placement List Form

This is the list that is being prepared according to departments by participating institutions and is to be submitted to the respective supervising agencies for vetting and approval.

It should contain the internship student:

• Matriculation Number
• Programme (Course) of Study
• Level of Study
• Period and Date of Attachment
• Nationality and/or State of Origin
• Name and Address of Employer
• Specific places students are expected to do their training

It may also have to contain the internship student bank account details.

Students Commencement Attachment (S.C.A.F) or SPE – 1 Form  

This form is being given to the internship students during pre-attachment orientation programmes.

Once the students secure a place for their training, this form has to be filled by the students, signed by the industry-based supervisor and immediately sent by the I.T students to the nearest I.T.F area office in the state where the training is being carried out.

I.T.F Form 8

This is the End-of-Programme Report Form.

It is usually has into three (3) sections:

• I.T Student Section , to be filled by you at the end of your training.
• Employer’s Section , to be filled, signed and stamped by your employer.
• Institution/University-Based-Supervisor Section , to be filled, signed and stamped by your school or UBS before or after submission to the nearest I.T.F area office in the state you have undergone your training.

Once this form is completed, you’ll have to send it to the nearest I.T.F area office in the state where you undergone your training i.e. if you did your training in Owerri, you’ll send this form at the end of your training to the I.T.F area office in Owerri, Imo State.

While at the I.T.F area office, this form will be cross-checked before the officials will sign and stamp your SIWES logbook .

After that, you’ll be given back the form which you’ll submit together with your logbook when you return to your school.

The completion and submission of these important lists and forms is an evidence of the students’ participation in the programme.

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19 comments.

Sir pls do u have the PDF of the scaf form

Please the date I started my SIWES was on a Wednesday and that was the date I filled on my scaf form, should I start filling my logbook from Wednesday too or on Monday?

pls when is the scaf form expected to be submitted………

I already submitted my scaf form. However I got a new place for IT and I’d like to change it. Can I still do that?

pls is the scaf form to be submitted after completion of siwes or at beginning of the siwes program

It should be submitted at the beginning of your training.

Please what am I suppose to fill in Name of Reporting officer: Designation/Rank

Ask your school or I.T place.

What happened if I don’t sign my logbook

What will happen if you don’t submit the SCAF form in the ITF office

But I don’t think, this format is still active. Why I said so, is because about submitting the of form (ITF) to the area office, now it is stated that is at the end of the training you are suppose to submit, and my mates are saying we should submit now before we start sef….. kind of confused.

What’s confusing you?

I have been attendin the court for a siwes but I dont know what to write

My name of department computer science.

I want to know how to fill log book of ITF in Federal Polytechnic, Mubi.

How can I apply of siwes

Thank u for the cooperation, really appreciate.

Does the form submission to ITF office have a deadline

Awesome work here, thumb’s up

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Nestle SIWES Recruitment 2024/2025 – Application for the Nestle SIWES Recruitment  Industrial training program is currently ongoing at the Nestle Official website and is calling on eligible applicants for the 2023 recruitment via their official portal.

Nestle SIWES Recruitment (Industrial Training) Program is a six-month program for individuals who wants to engage in pragmatic theoretical and practical pieces of training during IT.

Available vacancies, requirements, qualifications, and how to apply for the Nestle Nigeria recruitment 2024 will be shared with you in this article.

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About Nestle

Nestlé S.A. is a Swiss multinational food and drinks processing conglomerate corporation headquartered in Vevey, Vaud, Switzerland. It is the largest publicly held food company in the world, measured by revenue and other metrics, since 2014.

Nestle SIWES Recruitment Requirements 2024/2025

Now the requirement before applying is the best because it stops you from doing silly mistakes during registration.

Here is the requirement needed for  Nestle SIWES recruitment;

•  Applicants should have SIWES documents from the School
• Photocopy of Valid School ID (not an association or Library ID)
• Current Year
• Duration of IT (Indicating Starting and Ending date)
• Course of Study
• School Matriculation Number
• Hand Written and brief application letter
• Applicants should have a valid Mobile number and email

How to Apply For Nestle 2024 SIWES Recruitment (Industrial Training) Program

Applicants can  submit their applications to the email address below;

                   <<<<<[email protected]>>>>>

You can get the application form from the following address below;

NESTLE NIGERIA PLC 22/24, Industrial Avenue, Ilupeju, P. M. B. 21164, Ikeja, Lagos.

Application Deadline

Applicants are advice to vist the post regularly to be updated on the closing date.

 NOTE: Nestle entrance Exam usually includes English and Mathematics with 10 questions each, hence be sure of their likely questions before entering the hall.

Recruitngr  is not the official page. this is just a page that summarizes information and as such always check the official portal for news confirmation, While on the hand will try to keep the information correct and updated, also we will not ask for money for any information that we give out here.

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