sheettle:


Yes, they do. There are vendors there who sell the cards. NABTEB is 1K, I am not sure of the price for WAEC and NECO but WAEC is the costliest of the three.

Thanks, and God bless you sir

For university graduates, do you know how they will screen our certificates?

sheettle:
I did my SUBEB interview and screening yesterday. It was not tough for me though, there were many interview tables in the hall, each table has a minimum of 4 interviewers on it. At the point of entry, SSCE was verified; it was collected and thoroughly sighted and online verification of it was also be done. After that, I proceeded to the table for my school, Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin for verification of NCE certificate. P.S the three state-owned colleges of education had their representatives in the hall. After being cleared by my tertiary institution, I proceeded to the TRCN Officials table for clearance. If you possess one, it will be indicated on your NCE result, if otherwise it will also be written, and if you have registered and sat their exam it will be made known also. I joined a queue of my choice for an interview and final screening. At the interview, most people were told to do micro-teaching on a topic in their area of specialisation while for few like me it was questioned on educational concepts and theories, applied questions subject areas, basic arithmetic and general knowledge.

O-level result checker is important.

Do you think those without NCE, B.Edu or PGDE stand a chance of getting the job?

Bro', I am unsure of that. Well it was clearly indicated on the advert that a degree in Education is a requisite, it's very uncertain.

Jazzman01:


Do you think those without NCE, B.Edu or PGDE stand a chance of getting the job?

Kindly reframe your question thus:
"Do you think those without NCE, B.Edu or PGDE and non-kwarans stand a chance of getting the job?"

Kayodefatty:


Kindly reframe your question thus:
"Do you think those without NCE, B.Edu or PGDE and non-kwarans stand a chance of getting the job?"

Are you trying to say those without Edu Cert can still get the job provided they are kwarans?

Jazzman01:


Are you trying to say those without Edu Cert can still get the job provided they are kwarans?

Why not?

Is it every Edu applicant that passed the test?

They may use quota sha but they will surely employ those without Edu cert too

The news reaching me is there will be no TESCOM INTERVIEW today, that it has been postponed till tomorrow. Please who can verify this?

ibnlawal:
The news reaching me is there will be no introduction today. Please who can verify this?

pls what do mean by introduction sir?

ManDZzz:



pls what do mean by introduction sir?

Sorry! That was autocorrect bullshit, I meant TESCOM INTERVIEW

Kindly rescue with this rumor.
Is it true that those without TRCN will not be attended to at all ?
Thanks

KBConfident:
Kindly rescue with this rumor.
Is it true that those without TRCN will not be attended to at all ?
Thanks

Where are you people hearing all these rumours oooo

Please, if you have done yours under TESCOM category, kindly enlighten us abeg.

Handsnigga:
Where are you people hearing all these rumours oooo

Please, if you have done yours under TESCOM category, kindly enlighten us abeg.

*Kwara begins interview for TESCOM applicants Tuesday*
·       Applicants to present exam scratch cards for verification 
 
The interview for applicants for the Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) jobs in Kwara State will begin on Tuesday March 23rd in Ilorin, the state capital.
 
The interview will hold from 9.a.m. daily at the banquet hall in Ilorin — except on Saturday March 27 when the exercise will hold at the Hall A of the Kwara Hotel in Ilorin.
 
Applicants from Kaiama, Asa, Baruten, Edu and Patigi are scheduled for Tuesday March 23; while those from Ilorin South, Isin, Oke Ero and Ekiti are billed for Wednesday March 24.
 
Thursday March 25 is scheduled for applicants from Offa, Oyun, and Irepodun; while those from Ifelodun, Moro, and Ilorin East will be screened on Friday March 26. 
 
Those from Ilorin West are scheduled for Saturday March 27; while non-Kwara applicants and remainders from Ilorin West will be screened on Monday March 29.
 
All the candidates are expected to bring the original copies of their certificates for sighting and on-the-spot online verification.
 
“All applicants are also required to bring scratch cards for WAEC/NECO/NABTEB or any secondary school leaving certificates they may have presented for the exercise. This is to allow panelists to fact-check their school leaving certificates. The applicants will have their O level results verified online as they appear for interview,” according to a statement.
 
“Only applicants with valid secondary school leaving certificates will proceed to the next stage of the screening/interview.”

The statement also urged applicants to use ther face masks and be conscious of other COVID-19 protocols.
 
Yakub Ali-Agan
Press Secretary
Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development 
March 22, 2021

Kayodefatty:


*Kwara begins interview for TESCOM applicants Tuesday*
·       Applicants to present exam scratch cards for verification 
 
The interview for applicants for the Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) jobs in Kwara State will begin on Tuesday March 23rd in Ilorin, the state capital.
 
The interview will hold from 9.a.m. daily at the banquet hall in Ilorin — except on Saturday March 27 when the exercise will hold at the Hall A of the Kwara Hotel in Ilorin.
 
Applicants from Kaiama, Asa, Baruten, Edu and Patigi are scheduled for Tuesday March 23; while those from Ilorin South, Isin, Oke Ero and Ekiti are billed for Wednesday March 24.
 
Thursday March 25 is scheduled for applicants from Offa, Oyun, and Irepodun; while those from Ifelodun, Moro, and Ilorin East will be screened on Friday March 26. 
 
Those from Ilorin West are scheduled for Saturday March 27; while non-Kwara applicants and remainders from Ilorin West will be screened on Monday March 29.
 
All the candidates are expected to bring the original copies of their certificates for sighting and on-the-spot online verification.
 
“All applicants are also required to bring scratch cards for WAEC/NECO/NABTEB or any secondary school leaving certificates they may have presented for the exercise. This is to allow panelists to fact-check their school leaving certificates. The applicants will have their O level results verified online as they appear for interview,” according to a statement.
 
“Only applicants with valid secondary school leaving certificates will proceed to the next stage of the screening/interview.”

The statement also urged applicants to use ther face masks and be conscious of other COVID-19 protocols.
 
Yakub Ali-Agan
Press Secretary
Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development 
March 22, 2021

It could be a rumour oo...follow the date on your tescom portal. It's still the same on the portal info.

TESCOM interview commences today

ManDZzz:
TESCOM interview commences today

Those scheduled for yesterday nko? Will that shift forward the invitation by a day? Because on the eportal, it was scheduled to start yesterday.

ManDZzz:
TESCOM interview commences today

And have you done yours today?

Handsnigga:
Those scheduled for yesterday nko? Will that shift forward the invitation by a day? Because on the eportal, it was scheduled to start yesterday.

Yes, from the new announcement.

KBConfident:
Kindly rescue with this rumor.
Is it true that those without TRCN will not be attended to at all ?
Thanks

One of the applicants they interviewed today said, TRCN is required.

Kayodefatty:


One of the applicants they interviewed today said, TRCN is required.

Required for the interview or required for the job?

That they interviewed the person means there is still chance... How many people have the TRCN certificate sef

Kayodefatty:

One of the applicants they interviewed today said, TRCN is required.

pls, which LGAs were interviewed today? plenty thanks

ManDZzz:



Yes, from the new announcement.

I just saw this on their Facebook page now.

Kayodefatty:


One of the applicants they interviewed today said, TRCN is required.

TRCN is only an added advantage but not necessarily needed.

Apart from TRCN, computer literacy is also another advantage one can use.

Any interview update pls? thanks

Who has the idea of the cost of WAEC scratch card at the venue pls?

samuel25:
Who has the idea of the cost of WAEC scratch card at the venue pls?

Can't one buy token?

Interview has ended yesterday. Waiting for shortlist and posting. Oh Allah, come to our aid.

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ManDZzz:

Can't one buy token?

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*Accolades as Kwara govt briefs stakeholders on teachers’ recruitment*
· _Successful applicants to print employment letter from Tuesday_
· _50 first class graduates get TESCOM jobs_
· _Exercise transparent, first of its kind, says NUT_

Kwara State Government on Thursday exhaustively briefed stakeholders on the recruitment exercise for teaching jobs in the basic classes and senior secondary schools across the state amid commendations from teachers’ body, community leaders, and academics over the unprecedentedly transparent nature of the exercise.

Applicants meanwhile are to check their portals from Tuesday April 27 to know their status, with the successful ones printing their employment letters online ahead of full documentation with the State Universal SUBEB and Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) headquarters.

At least 50 first class university graduates made the list of successful applicants for the TESCOM category, the government said.

Speaking at the stakeholders’ meeting in Ilorin, the state capital, SUBEB Chairman Prof Shehu Raheem Adaramaja said the exercise was merit-based and totally devoid of partisan sentiments as Governor AbdulRahman Abdulrazaq had insisted that the process of recruiting teachers must prioritise only the right qualification and competence.

He said the recruitment team adhered to the criteria stated in the advertorial, ensured that the process was anchored on the needs assessment earlier conducted by the two agencies across the 16 local government areas, and accommodated the diversity of the state, including people living with disabilities.

“The import of this presentation is for the stakeholders to know what went down throughout the exercise and what teaching slots will be going to what local government and for what reasons. We gave priority to applicants of Kwara origins but we also considered non-Kwarans with exceptional performances as well as people living with disabilities,” he added.

slimbowwow:
*Accolades as Kwara govt briefs stakeholders on teachers’ recruitment*
· _Successful applicants to print employment letter from Tuesday_
· _50 first class graduates get TESCOM jobs_
· _Exercise transparent, first of its kind, says NUT_

Kwara State Government on Thursday exhaustively briefed stakeholders on the recruitment exercise for teaching jobs in the basic classes and senior secondary schools across the state amid commendations from teachers’ body, community leaders, and academics over the unprecedentedly transparent nature of the exercise.

Applicants meanwhile are to check their portals from Tuesday April 27 to know their status, with the successful ones printing their employment letters online ahead of full documentation with the State Universal SUBEB and Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) headquarters.

At least 50 first class university graduates made the list of successful applicants for the TESCOM category, the government said.

Speaking at the stakeholders’ meeting in Ilorin, the state capital, SUBEB Chairman Prof Shehu Raheem Adaramaja said the exercise was merit-based and totally devoid of partisan sentiments as Governor AbdulRahman Abdulrazaq had insisted that the process of recruiting teachers must prioritise only the right qualification and competence.

He said the recruitment team adhered to the criteria stated in the advertorial, ensured that the process was anchored on the needs assessment earlier conducted by the two agencies across the 16 local government areas, and accommodated the diversity of the state, including people living with disabilities.

“The import of this presentation is for the stakeholders to know what went down throughout the exercise and what teaching slots will be going to what local government and for what reasons. We gave priority to applicants of Kwara origins but we also considered non-Kwarans with exceptional performances as well as people living with disabilities,” he added.

Do you know of anyone without B.EDU, NCE or PGDE that got the Job?

Breakdown of applicants qualification grades

Total summary for tescom