GES cautions public against fake recruitment information
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has warned the public to disregard reports and links suggesting that its recruitment portal is open, stating that the process has not yet commenced. In a notice shared on Facebook, the Service said any information currently circulating about recruitment should be treated as false until an official announcement is made. […]
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a caution to the public against the spread of fake recruitment information. In a statement on Facebook, the Service clarified that its recruitment portal is not yet open, and any circulating reports or links suggesting otherwise are false. The GES urged prospective applicants to rely solely on their verified communication channels for updates on the recruitment process.
The agency expressed concern over unscrupulous individuals exploiting recruitment periods to defraud unsuspecting members of the public through false announcements, demands for money, and fake appointment letters. To ensure the authenticity of recruitment-related communications, the GES recommended that the public avoid unverified sources and confirm information through their official platforms, including Facebook, WhatsApp, Facebook pages, and traditional media platforms.
Updates on the recruitment exercise will only be communicated through these designated channels when the process is ready to commence.
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