Ogun State Government has organised Computer Based Test for prospective Teaching job at the Primary Schools across the state.
Special Adviser to the Governor on Education, Ronke Soyombo said out of the thirty thousand applicants, five thousand were shortlisted for the Test and one thousand five hundred teachers would be selected for the job in the first batch.
TVC News’ Kazeem Olowe reports that five Centres were used across the State and shortlisted candidates were notified about the venue and time of their test.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Education and that of Job Creation and Youth Empowerment were seen at different centres, supervising and advising the applicants to put in their best.
On the area of attention, the special adviser noted that they will select some people with skills on teaching special people or people living with disabilities.
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