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The Ghana National Service Scheme (GNSS) has released certificates for National Service Personnel who completed their Service in 2010 and 2011.
A statement signed by the Executive Director of the Scheme, Mr. Vincent Senam Kuagbenu, said the certificates can be collected from the Regional Offices of the GNSS.
“Personnel who completed their service in 2010 and 2011 can visit the Regional Office of the region they did their national service to collect their certificates”, the statement added.
According to the GNSS, it is also making arrangements for personnel to collect their certificates at its stand during the upcoming Ghana Policy Fair scheduled for 16th to 21st April, 2012 at the Accra International Conference Centre.
Mr. Kuagbenu reminded employers that they are required by law to check the National Service Certificates of applicants before employing them.
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