The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has announced the commencement of the Federal Teachers Scheme (FTS) Recruitment for the year 2023/2024.
The FTS is a two-year intervention program initiated by the Federal Government in 2006 to address the shortage of teachers at the basic education level.
This blog post provides all the necessary information about the UBEC Recruitment 2023, including registration dates, eligibility criteria, screening test details, salary, and how to apply.
UBEC Recruitment 2023 Registration Date:
The registration dates for the UBEC Recruitment 2023 have not been announced yet. Interested candidates are advised to stay updated with the official UBEC website or the Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment portal (https://fts.admissions.cloud/home) for the latest updates.
Eligibility for Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment 2023:
To be eligible for the Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment 2023, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Possess a Bachelor’s degree in Education or a Bachelor’s degree with a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) from a recognized institution, with a minimum of Second Class (Lower Division), obtained not earlier than 2014.
- Have completed or been exempted from the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme.
- Hold a Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) with credit passes in Teaching Practice and the relevant teaching subjects. The NCE qualification should not have been obtained earlier than 2014.
- Specialize in one of the following subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Integrated Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, Agricultural Science, Home Economics, Computer Science, Technical/Technology Education, Nigerian Languages, or Physical and Health Education.
- Be below 35 years of age.
- Not be currently employed or enrolled under the NYSC, N-Power, or any similar program.
Duration for Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment 2023:
The service period for the Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment is two years, or as determined by the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC).
Federal Teachers Scheme Salary:
Each participant in the Federal Teachers Scheme will receive a monthly allowance of N30,000.00 from the Federal Government.
How to Apply for UBEC Recruitment 2023 FTS:
Interested candidates should complete the application form online through the Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment portal (https://fts.admissions.cloud/home). The application form must be submitted along with the required credentials as listed on the website, including a recent passport photograph.
UBEC Exam/Screening Test for Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment 2023:
Shortlisted candidates will be required to participate in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) as part of the screening process.
The examination date is yet to be announced.
Designated CBT centers in each State Capital will host the test. Candidates will receive information about the centers from the State Universal Basic Education Boards (SUBEBs) and UBEC Zonal and State Offices.
Closing Date for FTS Recruitment 2023:
The closing date for the UBEC Recruitment 2023 has not been specified. Aspiring candidates are advised to monitor the official UBEC website or the Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment portal for updates on the closing date.
For further inquiries regarding the online application process, candidates can contact ftssupport@flexisaf.com or call +2347036662931. For general inquiries about the Federal Teachers Scheme, contact 08033109307, 08033364779, or 08036014258.
Conclusion
The UBEC Recruitment 2023 presents an excellent opportunity for qualified individuals to contribute to addressing the teacher shortage in Nigeria’s basic education sector.
Interested candidates are encouraged to fulfill the eligibility criteria and stay updated with the official UBEC website and the Federal Teachers Scheme Recruitment portal for registration dates and other relevant information.
Prepare for the screening test by acquiring past question papers, which can be obtained from the provided links. Don’t miss out on this chance to make a meaningful impact on education in Nigeria.