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Ghana Technical and Vocational Education and Training Service has officially launched its 2026 nationwide recruitment exercise, inviting qualified Ghanaians to apply for various teaching and non-teaching positions across the country.
The recruitment process, which began on Friday, May 8, 2026, follows financial clearance from the Ministry of Finance and is being conducted in partnership with the Public Services Commission.
Available teaching positions include Senior Tutor/Facilitator and Tutor roles. Applicants for Senior Tutor positions are required to hold at least a Master’s degree in Technology, Engineering, Education, or Social Sciences, in addition to a professional education qualification and a minimum of one year’s post-Bachelor’s experience. Tutor applicants must possess at least a Bachelor’s degree in a related field alongside a professional qualification in Education.
The recruitment also covers numerous non-teaching roles such as Administrative Managers, Assistant Managers, Senior Assistants, Matrons, Catering Officers, Security Guards, Drivers, and Cleaners.
Qualification requirements vary depending on the position, ranging from BECE and WASSCE certificates for entry-level roles to Master’s degrees for senior administrative and management positions.
According to the Service, all applicants must possess the relevant academic and professional qualifications, be willing to work anywhere in the country, and have completed National Service where applicable. Candidates will also undergo competitive interviews as part of the selection process.
Applications can be submitted physically by obtaining forms from the GTVETS headquarters at 44 Boundary Road, East Legon, Accra, or online through the Service’s accredited recruitment platform:
The deadline for applications is Friday, May 22, 2026.
The Service has further warned the public against paying money to individuals claiming they can influence the recruitment process, stressing that the exercise is intended to be transparent, fair, and merit-based.
Source: 3news
