The Abia state government has shortlisted 24,023 applicants for a Computer-Based Test as part of its teacher recruitment process, aiming to hire 4,000 teachers.
The Abia state government in Nigeria is advancing its teacher recruitment process by shortlisting 24,023 applicants for a Computer-Based Test (CBT). This announcement was made by the Commissioner for Information, Okey Kanu, following a State Executive Council meeting led by Governor Alex Otti. The initiative is part of a larger plan to employ a total of 4,000 new teachers, addressing the educational needs of the state.
The recruitment process has attracted substantial interest, as evidenced by the 36,415 applications received. The shortlisted candidates are currently in the queue for the CBT, whose date is yet to be announced. This systematic approach to hiring reflects the state government's commitment to improving educational standards through increased staffing in schools.
Last year, the Abia state government employed 5,394 teachers, showcasing its ongoing efforts to bolster education in the region. The current recruitment initiative, along with previous hiring, highlights the government's dedication to enhancing the quality of education by ensuring ample staffing in classrooms across the state, which is crucial for the development of the educational sector.
