About 43,806 Masters & Degree Holders Apply For 25,000 Teaching Jobs In Kaduna Primary Schools

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The Kaduna state government has began screening of 43,806 applicants for 25,000 teaching positions in its primary schools, with several MSc degree holders among the applicants.

 The list of applicants pasted on the notice board at Rimi College, Kaduna, one of the examination centres, showed that applicants held MSc degrees in biochemistry and water resources.

 The examination of the applicants was held in 130 centres across the 23 local government areas of the state.  Other centres include Government Secondary School (GSS), Kakuri; GSS, Narayi; and Government Girls Secondary School (GGSS), Ungwan Mua’zu.  The examination was conducted under tight security, with officers of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and police personnel stationed at the centres.

 Mary Ambi, a permanent member, Kaduna State Basic Education Board, said only those who scored the maximum points and possessed the required qualification would be contacted for an oral interview afterwards.

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