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Sunday, November 15, 2026

GES warns public against fake teacher recruitment links circulating on social media

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The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cautioned the public against fake teacher recruitment links circulating on social media, stressing that its recruitment exercise has not yet commenced.

In a statement issued on Sunday, November 15, the Service said it had received reports of links being shared across various social media platforms, falsely claiming to originate from the GES in connection with teacher recruitment.

Management clarified that the recruitment portal is not open and urged prospective applicants to disregard any messages or online forms purporting to be part of an official recruitment exercise.

"The public is assured that when the Service is ready to commence the recruitment exercise, an official announcement will be made through all its authorised communication channels," the statement read.

It further warned that individuals who access suspicious links or provide personal information through unofficial online forms without verifying their authenticity do so at their own risk.

GES advised the public to exercise caution and rely only on its official communication platforms for information regarding future teacher recruitment.

Read the full statement below

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