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Permanent Secretary Readiness & Leadership

A self-paced course for new and serving Permanent Secretaries in Nigeria: assume office with confidence, lead with focus.

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Category
Leadership and Public Administration
Format
Self-paced online course with two pathways
Duration
New Appointee Induction about 18 hours; Serving Permanent Secretary Refresher about 8–10 hours
Languages
English
Last updated
13 October 2026

Overview

Two pathways covering the first 100 days in office and quarterly reviews for serving Permanent Secretaries, with fully written lessons, cited sources and practical tools.

Who it’s for

New and serving Permanent Secretaries in Nigeria.

What you’ll learn

  • Prepare for assumption of office using a checklist and handover review.
  • Plan the first 100 days and run quarterly reviews.
  • Write an Institutional Capacity Improvement Plan.

Curriculum

Ten modules

Each has objectives, 4–5 lessons with inline citations, a case discussion, a decision exercise, reflection, a 10-question test, a workplace checklist and a Word template.

Final test

25 questions across all modules.

Capstone

An Institutional Capacity Improvement Plan with a self-assessment rubric and a worked example.

How you’ll learn

  • Toolkit: assumption-of-office checklist, handover review guide, first-100-days plan and quarterly review
  • Source register of 28 sources with verification dates
  • Ask the Course: answers only from course passages, with links to the sources

Assessment

A 10-question test in each module and a 25-question final test.

Accessibility and narration

Browser-voice narration with speed control, word highlighting and saved position.

Languages

English

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Draft pending review by qualified experts. Independent course. No government endorsement, accreditation or certification is claimed.