Education

‘One-off’ teacher recruitment to be announced tomorrow

Education Service Commission asks candidates to be ready, regularly check official website for special intake interviews

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 06 Jul 2021 10:47PM

‘One-off’ teacher recruitment to be announced tomorrow
Priority for the one-off teacher hiring will be given to graduates in education, while non-education graduates will be considered only if there are still positions available, says the Education Service Commission. – The Vibes file pic, July 6, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – An announcement will be made by 5.30pm tomorrow on the special recruitment of grade DG41 education service officers on a one-off basis.

The Education Service Commission (SPP), which is responsible for making the appointments, said priority would be given to graduates in education, whether from local public or private universities or overseas graduates.

“This exercise will be extended to graduates who are non-education majors through various methods of appointment in the next phase if there are still vacancies that could not be filled by education graduates,” it said in a statement today.

SPP advised the candidates involved to be ready and regularly check the official SPP website and social media platform to get the latest information on interviews for the special intake.

Education Minister Datuk Radzi Md Jidin had earlier announced that the ministry would make a special one-off intake of teachers involving 18,702 Education Service Officers on grade DG41 to fill vacancies throughout the country, especially in Sabah, Sarawak, Johor and Selangor. – Bernama, July 6, 2021

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