Ogun State TESCOM Screens 564 Teachers for Principal and Vice-Principal Roles
Ogun State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) conducted a Computer-Based Test (CBT) screening for 564 senior teachers aspiring to become principals and vice-principals. The screening aimed to strengthen the education sector by selecting qualified officers for Grade Levels 16 and 17 positions.
Out of the participants, 250 were shortlisted for principal roles and 314 for vice-principal positions. The Chairman of TESCOM, Apostle Abiodun Sanyaolu, emphasized the importance of the screening process in ensuring high standards of school leadership, which directly impacts the quality of education in Ogun State.
The assessment tested participants' knowledge of educational policies, school administration, curriculum planning, financial management, and staff supervision.
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