The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued an official statement addressing recent concerns surrounding fake recruitment adverts and appointment letters circulating on social media platforms.
In a public release dated June 28, 2025, and signed by Daniel Fenyi, Head of Public Relations for GES, the Service clarified that although the Honourable Minister for Education has indeed announced plans to recruit approximately 50,000 graduate teachers and 10,000 non-teaching staff, the official recruitment process has not yet commenced.
GES emphasized that once the recruitment process officially begins, the public will be duly informed through verified GES communication channels such as the official website, national newspapers, and other credible media outlets.
The statement strongly reiterated that all GES recruitment exercises are entirely free, warning that no individuals or groups are authorized to charge fees for recruitment, processing, or issuance of appointment letters. Any such demand for payment is fraudulent and should be reported immediately to the nearest police station.
Furthermore, GES cautioned the general public, especially prospective applicants, about fake appointment letters being circulated on social media. These false documents are part of a broader scheme to deceive unsuspecting individuals. The public is urged to ignore these fraudulent claims and rely solely on verified information from the Ghana Education Service.
In conclusion, GES reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and integrity and advised stakeholders and job seekers to remain vigilant. The Service called on everyone to depend exclusively on official communication and avoid falling victim to misinformation and scams related to the anticipated recruitment exercise.
For any further updates, applicants are encouraged to monitor official GES platforms.
Source: GESHub.org
