GES NON-TEACHING STAFF RECRUITMENT

 

Here is the GES Non-Teaching Staff Recruitment At the District Education Office of Okere District in the Eastern Region, as announced in a letter by the District Director of Education, Okere District.

Applications are invited from interested and qualified persons for the following vacant positions at the Okere District Education Directorate.

About GES Non-Teaching Staff Recruitment.

This is as stated in a letter by the District Director of Education, Okere District, and signed by Mrs. Comfort Ofori Appiah. The Okere District District Education Directorate announces to all serving teachers that its unit is inviting applications from qualified serving officers to fill the following vacancies in the Okere District Education Directorate.

GES Non-Teaching Staff Recruitment Recruitment Positions
  • Head of Human Resource Management and Development (HRMD).
  • Head of Planning and Statistics
  • Head of Administration and Finance
GES Non-Teaching Staff qualifications
  • You must be a graduate professional teacher on the rank of Deputy Director.
  • You should have served for at least ten years as a teacher.
  • You should have a minimum qualification of the first degree, a second degree in the relevant field will be an added advantage.
  • You must be computer literate.
  • You should have good communication skills, both oral and written.
  • You should have a satisfactory work history in the Ghana Education Service.
How To Apply For GES Non-Teaching Staff Recruitment
Interested and qualified applicants should submit four copies of each of the following documents and submit it to the  District Director of Education, Okere.

  • A filled application form, obtainable from the District Education Ofice, Okere.
  • Completed Appraisal forms duly endorsed by applicant’s Head of Institution.
  • Academic and Professional certificates.
  • Passport size photographs.
  • Filled personal record form duly signed by immediate supervisor.
  • Confidential report from immediate supervisor.
NB. All Documents stated above should reach the District Director of Education, Okere by 18th February.

GES Non-Teaching Staff Recruitment Deadline
All documents stated above should reach the District Director of Education, Okere by 18th February.

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