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9,000 Jigawa graduates sit CBT for 500 teaching jobs

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The Jigawa State Government has begun Computer-Based Tests for the recruitment of 500 teachers for its J-Tsangaya programme, as over 9,000 graduates and NCE holders jostle for the limited positions. The Executive Secretary of the Jigawa State Tsangaya Education Board, Abubakar Maje, disclosed this to journalists on Sunday shortly after inspecting the ongoing CBT exercise Read More: https://punchng.com/9000-jigawa-graduates-sit-cbt-for-500-teaching-jobs/

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