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Management of the Ghana Education Service has announced that appointment letters for new teachers have been released.
The information is directed at those who completed and passed the College of Education exams in 2018, passed their licensure exams in 2018/19, completed their mandatory National Service as well as those who applied for recruitment into the Service.
In a press release Thursday, Adjoa Van Vicker, the Director of Human Resource at the GES, said the appointment letters can be accessed on www.gespromotions.gov.gh at a fee.
For further directives, appointees are to report to the Regional Directives with their appointment letter and certificates for further directives.
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