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Ekiti announces job vacancies in public secondary schools

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Ekiti announces job vacancies in public secondary schools

The Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission will, on Sunday, open its recruitment portal for applications to fill job vacancies in both teaching and non-teaching positions in public secondary schools in the state.

The Commissioner for Information, Taiwo Olatunbosun, said that the recruitment portal would be opened for a period of two weeks and effectively closed at midnight on May 12, 2025.

Olatunbosun, in a statement in Ado Ekiti on Friday, advised interested candidates to apply through the portal at https://tescom.eksgapps.com

The commissioner said that applicants would be required to complete an online application form and upload necessary documents such as passport photos, valid identification, and academic certificates.

The statement listed the subject focus of the teaching category to include mathematics, English language/literature in English, civic education/social studies, Yoruba, physics, chemistry, biology, agricultural science, economics, financial accounting, commerce and government.

Others are Christian Religious Studies, History, Geography, Guidance & Counseling, Basic Science, Business Studies, Computer Studies, Basic Technology, French, Physical and Health Education, Music, Home Economics, Fine Arts, Arabic Language and Islamic Religious Knowledge.

The focus of the non-teaching category is Secretariat Assistant, Laboratory Attendant and Library Attendant.

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