GES cautions teachers against fraudsters promising automatic promotion
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cautioned teachers participating in its ongoing promotion examination against paying money to individuals promising to secure them automatic promotion. In a statement, the Service said it had received reports of unscrupulous individuals demanding money from candidates under the pretext of influencing the promotion process. Management stressed that the…
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a warning to teachers taking part in the current promotion examination, urging them to exercise caution against fraudulent individuals claiming they can secure automatic promotion for a fee. In a recent statement, the Service reported instances of scammers coercing candidates into paying them money in exchange for influencing their promotion.
The GES emphasized that the examination is conducted in a transparent and merit-based manner, and stressed that no payment or financial inducement will guarantee a candidate's promotion. According to the statement, candidates must not pay any monies to these unscrupulous individuals. The GES encouraged all eligible staff to participate in the examination with confidence, dedication, and a positive attitude.
Moreover, the Service appealed to teachers who come across such requests for payment or have knowledge of these fraudulent activities to promptly report the matter to the police. The warning was issued as the promotion exercise is being undertaken, and the GES reiterated that advancement should be solely based on merit and not on monetary bribes.
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