Osun Govt Set For Recruitment Of Teachers

Calls On Suspended 1,500 Teachers To Reapply

The Osun State Commissioner for Education , Dipo Eluwole has called on the one thousand five hundred teachers recruited by the immediate Governor of the state, Gboyega Oyetola eased out by the present Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke to apply afresh, also assuring Osun People of recruiting qualified teachers at all levels of education in Osun.

He stated that the process of recruiting teachers to all levels of education in Osun after recommendations from the Osun 2023 Education Summit will not be taken with levity hands, added that only qualified applicants will be recruited saying it is easier for the government to train those in line of teaching than those that are not.

During a press conference held on Friday at the Ministry of Education in Abere, Osogbo, Eluwole expressed his concern over the drastic change in the education standard of Osun, stating that they are working towards repositioning it.

“There is a drastic change in the education in Osun, we are working towards positioning it, may God help us.”

Also stating, Eluwole said that they are going to organize the state 2023 Education Summit so as to discuss and address the factors affecting the Educational state in Osun saying that everything that will be discussed at the summit will be look into critically.

“I want to tell you that those that were orderly employed by the last administration that were eased out when this administration took place they are going to apply afresh like others and I want to assure you that those that are qualified.

“Those that are teachers by discipline are the one that are going to be considered because when we say we are re – training the teachers, it is easier for the government to train those that have been in that line, only the expert are going to be taken for teaching in Osun.”

“I want to assure you that those that are going to be employed are going to be employed both at the Primary, Secondary and everything they are going to be qualified teachers, we are going to take it seriously.”