The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a warning to the public about circulating fake recruitment announcements and links online, clarifying that its official recruitment portal has not yet been opened.
In a notice, GES urged prospective applicants to disregard any information or messages currently circulating about recruitment, stressing that official updates would be communicated only through its verified platforms.
The Service warned that unscrupulous individuals could exploit the recruitment period to defraud unsuspecting applicants by demanding money, circulating false information or issuing fake appointment letters.
“We recognise that, during recruitment periods, unscrupulous individuals may take advantage of unsuspecting members of the public by circulating false information, demanding money or even issuing fake appointment letters,” the Service said.
It urged the public to remain vigilant, avoid unverified sources, and confirm the authenticity of recruitment‑related communication through its official channels. Prospective applicants are advised to follow the Service’s verified platforms for accurate information.
The clarification comes amid the circulation of recruitment‑related information online, with GES warning the public not to fall victim to fraudulent schemes.
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