How To Apply For Oyo State Teaching And Non-Teaching Jobs |OGBOMOSO INFO|

ADVERTISEMENT ON THE RECRUITMENT OF TEACHING AND NON-TEACHING STAFF BY THE OYO STATE POST PRIMARY SCHOOLS TEACHING SERVICE COMMISSION
Following the approval on the recruitment of teaching and non-teaching staff by Oyo State Government, the Post-Primary Schools Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) is inviting applications from suitable qualified candidates who will fill existing vacancies in the Public Secondary Schools in the disciplines outlined below:
1. English Language
2. Mathematics
3. Agricultural Science
4. Accounting
5. Yoruba Language
6. French
7. Geography
8. Basic Technology
9. History
10. Government
11. Economics
12. Physics
13. Chemistry
14. Biology
15. Computer Science
16. Physical and Health Education
17. Guidance and Counselling
18. CRK/IRS
REQUIRMENTS FOR TEACHING STAFF
Applicants must possess any or a combination of the following qualifications:
a. The National Certificate in Education (NCE)
b. Bachelor of Arts (Education) – B.A (Ed)/ Bachelor of Arts (B.A);
c. Bachelor of Science (Education) – B.Sc. (Ed)/Bachelor of Science (B.Sc);
d. Bachelor of Education (B.Ed); from recognized Institutions.
In addition, they should also possess the following:
a. Primary School Leaving Certificate/Testimonial
b. Senior Secondary School Certificate with a minimum of five (5) credits including English and Mathematics
c. NYSC Discharge or Exemption Certificate
d. Birth Certificate (the National Population Commission) or Affidavit of Declaration of Age
e. Local Government Identification
f. Evidence of Change of Name (if applicable)
Applications are also invited into non-teaching staff positions as outlined below:
a. Day/Night Watchmen
b. Clerical Officers
c. Assistant Executive Officer (General Duties)
d. Assistant Executive Officers (Accounts)
e. Secretaries/ Typists (with basic computer knowledge)
REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-TEACHING STAFF POSITIONS
a. Day/Night Watchmen
- Applicants must be mentally and physically fit with Primary Six School Leaving Certificate
b. Clerical Officers:
- Applicant must possess a Senior Secondary School Certificate/General Certificate of Education with five credits (O/L) at one sitting or six credits at two sittings in WAEC, NECO and other relevant examination bodies.
c. Assistant Executive Officers (General Duties)
- Applicant must possess a Senior Secondary School Certificate/General Certificate of Education (O/L) four (4) credits at one sitting or five (5) credits at two sittings plus National Diploma (OND) in Public Administration and Secretarial Assistant, Basic knowledge of computer skills is an added advantage.
d. Assistant Executive Officers (Accounts)
- Applicant must possess a Senior Secondary School Certificate/General Certificate of Education (O/L) four (4) credits at one sitting or five (5) credits at two sittings plus National Diploma (OND) in Financial Accounting, Basic knowledge of computer skills is an added advantage.
e. In addition to above, prospective candidates must also possess the following:
- Birth Certificate (the National Population Commission) or sworn Affidavit of Declaration of Age
- Local Government Identification
- Evidence of Change of Name (if applicable).
General Information: All applicants are requested to obtain application forms at Room AG 39, Oyo State Post Primary Schools’ Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM), Secretariat, Ibadan or the nearest TESCOM Zonal Offices in Saki, Oyo, Ogbomoso, Eruwa from Tuesday, 11th February, 2020 to Monday, 24th February, 2020 from 9:00am to 4:00pm daily

All application forms are to be submitted on or before Monday, 24th February, 2020. Thereafter, qualified shortlisted candidates would be invited for CBT test and interview at a date that will be announced later.

Signed
Mrs. Olabisi Oderinde
Permanent Secretary
for: Chairman.

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