The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a warning about a fake recruitment letter in circulation.
GES Warns Public About Fake Recruitment Letter in Circulation
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially issued a strong warning to the public concerning a fake recruitment letter in circulation.
According to a press release dated 21st September 2025, GES noted that a letter was spreading on social media, falsely claiming that the government had granted financial clearance for the recruitment of 50,000 teaching and non-teaching staff.
GES Clarifies on Recruitment Rumors
The management of GES has made it clear that this recruitment letter is fake and did not originate from the Service.
Currently, no recruitment exercise has been announced by GES. The Service emphasized that any official recruitment announcements will be made only through GES and Ministry of Education official outlets.
This caution is timely, as several unsuspecting job seekers may easily fall victim to recruitment scams.
Fake recruitment letters often promise thousands of vacancies to mislead the public, sometimes requesting money or personal details for supposed application processing.
Public Advisory from GES
GES strongly advises the public to disregard the fake recruitment letter and report any fraudulent activities linked to it.
The Service, through its Public Relations Unit, assured that when genuine recruitment begins, the public will be properly informed through credible communication channels.
The statement, signed by Daniel Feny, Head of Public Relations, GES, underscores the Service’s commitment to transparency and the safety of applicants.
Key Takeaway
The circulation of this fake recruitment letter serves as a reminder for Ghanaians to rely on official GES updates and avoid falling prey to fraudulent schemes.
Always verify recruitment news directly from the GES website or the Ministry of Education’s official platforms.
FAQs on GES Recruitment
1. Is GES currently recruiting new teachers?
No. As of now, GES has not announced any official recruitment exercise.
2. How can I know if a GES recruitment letter is genuine?
Always cross-check with the official GES website or Ministry of Education announcements.
3. Did GES announce recruitment of 50,000 staff in 2025?
No. GES has confirmed that the letter circulating is fake.
4. What should I do if I receive a fake recruitment letter?
Disregard it and report any related fraudulent activity to the appropriate authorities.
5. When will the next GES recruitment be announced?
GES will communicate future recruitment exercises only through official outlets when the process is ready.
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