Reports have emerged that out of 344 directors in the Ministry of Education aspiring to be promoted to the position of Principals, only 207 were shortlisted 344 after they passed the computer-based competency test
The successful candidates are now scheduled for oral interviews after the examination organised by the Federal Ministry of Education.
If successful they will be posted to the 110 unity schools across the country.
Punch reports that the federal government directed that with effect from the 2022/2023 academic session, those to be appointed principals of the schools, must take part in a competency-based test.
In a circular marked FME/S/1317/C.1/VOL.1/51, dated August 16, 2022 and signed by the Director, Human Resource Management, Federal Ministry of Education, David Gende, it was revealed that only the 207 of the earlier shortlisted 344 candidates passed the computer-based competency test and were scheduled for oral interviews.
It added that “The following successful candidates in the Competency Based Test held on August 16, 2022, are expected to present themselves for oral interview.”
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