5 credentials you are expected to bring to the NYSC Camp

If you are preparing for the upcoming NYSC program, here are the five essential documents you must take to the camp.

The NYSC registration for the 2019 Batch A prospective corps members has started and very soon, the orientation programs would begin across the country.

Going for the National Youth Service Corps NYSC requires prospective corps members to take certain credentials with them to camps.
These documents are so essentials that no corps member will be allowed to participate in any activities in the NYSC scheme without them. Here are the five documents you’re expected to bring to the orientation camp.

1. Call up letter
Your Call up letter is the most important credentials you must not forget to take to the camp. It is a vital document for camp registration as it serves as the only evidence that you are a prospective corps member and not in the camp to impersonate anyone.

The Call-up letter will be taken from you and returned later, however, there’s is instruction you not forget: Do NOT laminate your call up letter.

2. Final year ID card
Your final year ID card is another essential credential you’ll be requested to present at the camp. This, of course, is meant to confirm your studentship.

Note that the ID card must be the one your school authorities issued in your final year, not the ones you used in your early years at the university or polytechnic.

3. Notification/Statement of Results
The statement of result from your school is also an essential document no prospective corp member can do without. Your school will provide you with this before leaving for the camp, so make sure you get yours.

4. Passport photographs
Make sure you take as many Passports photographs as possible, about 20 in red backgrounds. You’ll need them at every registration point at the camp.


5. Medical report
The medical report is very important for prospective corps members who might have a reason to seek redeployment.

If you are posted to a state and you need to redeploy to serve in another state that is close to your family on health ground, the camp officials will ask you to provide your medical reports before your are redeployed

Best Of Luck!