Kwara TESCOM: Teaching Job Application Currently Ongoing
The Kwara State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) has officially launched the application portal for its teaching job vacancies. The portal will remain open from February 5th to February 14th, providing aspiring educators with an opportunity to apply for positions within the state's education sector.
In a statement released on Tuesday, TESCOM emphasized the importance of carefully reviewing the guidelines provided on the portal to ensure compliance with the application process. Applicants are urged to adhere strictly to the rules outlined in the initial announcement to avoid disqualification.
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