The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a public alert cautioning all job seekers, especially graduates and teacher trainees, to disregard a widely circulated FAKE document claiming to announce the start of the 2025 GES recruitment process. This fraudulent document falsely outlines procedures for teacher recruitment, support for posting, and staff ID issuance under the guise of official communication from the GES.
A stamped “FAKE” image of the misleading notice has been shared by GES to warn the public and prevent unsuspecting applicants from falling victim to scams.
Details of the FAKE GES Recruitment Notice
The forged notice falsely claims:
- GES 2025 recruitment has officially started.
- GTLE-qualified teachers should contact a WhatsApp number for support.
- 2024 recruited teachers can get help with staff ID delays.
- Individuals with pending masterlist issues should call for guidance.
- New diploma and degree applicants can apply for GES jobs.
- Non-teaching staff positions are open, and applicants should contact a specific number.
All these claims are false and intended to mislead the public into providing personal details or making payments to fraudsters.
GES Clarifies: Use Only Official Channels
The Ghana Education Service is urging the public to rely only on its official communication channels for all updates related to recruitment, postings, and staff information. As of now, GES operates on only two official platforms:
- ✅ Facebook Page: Ghana Education Service (GES)
- ✅ Official WhatsApp Channel: Join GES WhatsApp Channel
Any information regarding GES recruitment for 2025, teacher postings, GTLE qualification updates, or staff ID issuance that is not published on these platforms should be treated as fraudulent and ignored immediately.
Do Not Contact Unofficial Numbers Like “0503180”
The fake notice repeatedly lists a suspicious shortened phone number (0503180) claiming to offer assistance via WhatsApp. GES has emphasized that no such number is officially affiliated with the Service, and such schemes are often used to extract money from desperate job seekers.
How to Stay Safe During GES Recruitment 2025
To protect yourself from recruitment scams and fake updates:
- Bookmark and follow only the official GES Facebook and WhatsApp channels.
- Never pay money or share personal information with anyone outside of these platforms.
- Report suspicious pages, messages, or individuals pretending to represent GES.
- Cross-check every recruitment update with official GES announcements.
Conclusion: Trust Only Verified Sources for GES Recruitment 2025
With the increasing number of online scams targeting job seekers, it is critical for the public to remain vigilant. The Ghana Education Service recruitment process for 2025 has not officially commenced, and any claims suggesting otherwise should be treated as fake and malicious.
For authentic information about GES job openings, application processes, GTLE requirements, or non-teaching vacancies in 2025, trust only GES’s official social media handles.
Source: GESHub.org
