AbdulAminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA), located in Bauchi State, remains one of the reputable colleges of education in Northern Nigeria, offering Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes in arts, sciences, vocational, and education-related disciplines
The management of Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare, has released the approved school fees for NCE students for the 2025/2026 academic session.
This article provides a detailed and student-friendly guide to the ASCOEA NCE school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session, including estimated costs, fee components, payment methods, deadlines, and important financial tips for students and parents
About Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA)
Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare, is a state-owned tertiary institution established to train qualified teachers for Nigeria’s basic and secondary education system. The college is affiliated with relevant regulatory bodies and runs NCE programmes across multiple schools and departments.
ASCOEA is known for:
- Affordable tuition compared to universities
- Stable academic calendar
- Qualified lecturers and education professionals
- Strong focus on teacher training and professional ethics
Overview of ASCOEA NCE Programmes
The NCE programme at ASCOEA typically runs for three years (six semesters) for UTME candidates and two years for Direct Entry candidates (where applicable). Students are trained in both subject specialization and education courses, which qualify them for teaching roles or further academic progression.
Common schools and departments include:
- School of Arts and Social Sciences
- School of Sciences
- School of Languages
- School of Vocational and Technical Education
- School of Education
ASCOEA NCE School Fees for 2025/2026 Academic Session
The official ASCOEA NCE school fees for the 2025/2026 session may vary slightly depending on:
- Student status (fresh or returning)
- Department or school
- Indigene or non-indigene classification
- Additional services such as accommodation
The breakdown covers NCE I, II and III students, with clear differences between indigenes and non-indigenes, as well as science and arts programmes.
This page lists the fees as approved. Students are advised to read slowly and double-check their category before making any payment. Mixing it up can cause delays later.
ASCOEA NCE Programme School Fees
NCE 100 Level Fees
First Semester (NCE 100)
- Registration: ₦1,000
- Acceptance of admission: ₦1,000
- Collection of admission letter: ₦1,000
- Matriculation: ₦1,000
- Caution fee: ₦1,000
- I.D. card: ₦500
- College handbook: ₦500
- Examination: ₦2,500
- Medical: ₦2,000
- Games: ₦750
- Library: ₦500
- Internet café: ₦500
- Technology fee: ₦1,500
- Teaching practice: ₦1,500
- Maintenance services: ₦500
- Tuition (indigene): ₦2,000
- Tuition (non-indigene): ₦4,000
- Laboratory for science and vocational courses: ₦750
Second Semester (NCE 100)
- Registration: ₦1,000
- Examination: ₦2,500
- Medical: ₦2,000
- Games: ₦750
- Library: ₦500
- Internet café: ₦500
- Technology fee: ₦1,500
- Teaching practice: ₦1,500
- Maintenance services: ₦500
- Tuition (indigene): ₦2,000
- Tuition (non-indigene): ₦4,000
- Laboratory: ₦750
NCE 200 Level Fees
First Semester (NCE 200)
- Registration: ₦1,000
- Examination: ₦2,500
- Medical: ₦2,000
- Games: ₦750
- Library: ₦500
- Internet café: ₦500
- Technology fee: ₦1,500
- Teaching practice: ₦1,500
- Maintenance services: ₦500
- Tuition (indigene): ₦2,000
- Tuition (non-indigene): ₦4,000
- Laboratory: ₦750
Second Semester (NCE 200)
- Registration: ₦1,000
- Examination: ₦2,500
- Medical: ₦2,000
- Games: ₦750
- Library: ₦500
- Internet café: ₦500
- Technology fee: ₦1,500
- Teaching practice: ₦1,500
- Maintenance services: ₦500
- Tuition (indigene): ₦2,000
- Tuition (non-indigene): ₦4,000
- Laboratory: ₦750
NCE 300 Level Fees
First Semester (NCE 300)
- Registration: ₦1,000
- Examination: ₦2,500
- Medical: ₦2,000
- Games: ₦750
- Library: ₦500
- Internet café: ₦500
- Technology fee: ₦1,500
- Teaching practice: ₦1,500
- Maintenance services: ₦500
- Tuition (indigene): ₦2,000
- Tuition (non-indigene): ₦4,000
- Laboratory: ₦750
Second Semester (NCE 300)
- Registration: ₦1,000
- Examination: ₦2,500
- Medical: ₦2,000
- Games: ₦750
- Library: ₦500
- Internet café: ₦500
- Technology fee: ₦1,500
- Teaching practice: ₦1,500
- Maintenance services: ₦500
- Tuition (indigene): ₦2,000
- Tuition (non-indigene): ₦4,000
- Laboratory: ₦750
Approved Fee Summary
Indigene Students (Arts)
- NCE 100 first semester: ₦17,750
- NCE 100 second semester: ₦12,750
- NCE 200 first semester: ₦12,750
- NCE 200 second semester: ₦12,750
- NCE 300 first semester: ₦12,750
- NCE 300 second semester: ₦12,750
Indigene Students (Science and Vocational)
- NCE 100 first semester: ₦18,500
- NCE 100 second semester: ₦13,500
- NCE 200 first semester: ₦13,500
- NCE 200 second semester: ₦13,500
- NCE 300 first semester: ₦13,500
- NCE 300 second semester: ₦13,500
Non-Indigene Students (Arts)
- NCE 100 first semester: ₦19,750
- NCE 100 second semester: ₦14,750
- NCE 200 first semester: ₦14,750
- NCE 200 second semester: ₦14,750
- NCE 300 first semester: ₦14,750
- NCE 300 second semester: ₦14,750
Non-Indigene Students (Science)
- NCE 100 first semester: ₦20,500
- NCE 100 second semester: ₦15,500
- NCE 200 first semester: ₦15,500
- NCE 200 second semester: ₦15,500
- NCE 300 first semester: ₦15,500
Extra Charges and Notes
- Late registration fee: ₦5,000
- Hostel accommodation: ₦4,000 (optional)
Fees for Spillover Students
Indigene
- Science: ₦27,000
- Arts: ₦25,500
Non-Indigene
- Science: ₦31,000
Students are encouraged to keep all payment receipts safe. It sounds basic, but many students forget and regret it later.
Conclusion
The Aminu Saleh College of Education, Azare (ASCOEA) NCE school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session remain affordable and competitive, making the institution an excellent choice for students pursuing teacher education in Nigeria. With proper planning, early payment, and reliance on official information, students can complete their registration smoothly and focus on their academic goals.
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