The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially opened its recruitment portal, welcoming new applicants for teaching positions across the country.
In an announcement shared on social media on Friday, May 17, 2024, GES expressed gratitude to the public for their patience.
"We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding in this waiting period," the statement read.
The response to the announcement has been significant, with many individuals taking to social media to express their views. Some have requested that GES prioritize the placement of teachers in underserved communities. These appeals highlight the ongoing need for educational resources in various parts of the country.
Others have sought additional information about the recruitment process. Questions have been raised regarding the application procedures, eligibility criteria, and timelines for posting. This indicates a strong interest among potential applicants and a demand for clarity from GES.
As the recruitment process unfolds, GES is expected to provide further updates and address the concerns raised by the public. The opening of the portal marks a critical step in addressing the teacher shortages in Ghana and improving educational outcomes nationwide.
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