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No more teacher recruitment…for now-Govt

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Ministry of General Education Spokesperson Hillary Chipango (in black T-shirt) pays his last respect during the burial of Hillcrest National Technical Secondary School accident victims at Villa Grounds in Livingstone.Picture by KELVIN MUDENDA
Ministry of General Education Spokesperson Hillary Chipango (in black T-shirt) pays his last respect during the burial of Hillcrest National Technical Secondary School accident victims at Villa Grounds in Livingstone.Picture by KELVIN MUDENDA

Ministry of General Education has appealed to all prospective teachers who were not successful in the last Net recruitment and Teacher replacement respectively, that the required number has since been attained.

Ministry Spokesman Hillary Chipango has since advised all prospective teachers to remain calm as they wait for the next Teacher recruitment exercise to be done in the course of 2017.

“The Ministry acknowledges the overwhelming response of applicants during the 2016 teacher recruitment, unfortunately the Ministry could not get every applicant due to the limited number of vacancies available,’ Mr Chipango said in a statement.

“Further, the Ministry would like to warn all prospective teachers not to pay money to would be masquerading employment agencies claiming to be recruiting teachers on behalf of the Ministry, as the Ministry will treat such matters as criminal.”

9 COMMENTS

  1. Does PF mean well? What number attained are they talking about, 500 countrywide!

    How will GRZ replace teachers who are fired, retired and resigned? Or will death also pause till next recruitment?

    Controlled recruitment should be continuous!

  2. dununa regret.Will be attending the inauguration ceremony in Ghana on friday.kunwa sana Jameson bakamba after all ikaba pa friday…

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