Ondo State Teachers Recruitment Portal 2025/2026 is where all teaching job applicants can apply for their various job roles. This guide helps new applicants know what to do and how to apply successfully.
If you are from another state, you can apply for Ondo State Teachers Recruitment but there are some things to note.
The main aim of the recruitment is to get teachers for Ondo State students. Government usually gives first chance to Ondo State indigenes. But if you are from another state and you have the right qualifications, you can still apply.
To have better chance, make sure you meet all the requirements. These includes having the right certificate like NCE or degree in education and be ready to work in any part of Ondo State.
Sometimes states want to give jobs to their own people first. But if you are qualified and pass the exams or interview, you may still get the job.
This page is a Recruitment Portal page dedicated to helping you successfully apply for a recruitment job. If you are a student, make use of the student portal page, which will help you to check your post-UTME result.
Subjects Available for Ondo State TESCOM Recruitment
Here are the subjects you can apply to teach in 2024/2025 recruitment:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Agricultural Science
- Accounting
- Yoruba Language
- French
- Geography
- Basic Technology
- History
- Government
- Economics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Computer Science
- Physical and Health Education
- Guidance and Counselling
- CRK/IRS
Ondo State Teachers Recruitment Requirements
- All candidates must have valid means of identification such as valid driver license, National Identification Card, International passport, Voters card, or National Identification Number
- Must have SSCE, NECO, or GCE with credits in not less than five subjects including Mathematics and English.
- Applicant interested in Ondo State Teaching Service Commission recruitment must not be above 35 years at the time of application
To apply for teaching position in Ondo State, you must meet the following qualifications:
- Educational Qualifications:
- National Certificate in Education (NCE)
- Bachelor of Arts (Education) – B.A (Ed) or Bachelor of Arts (B.A)
- Bachelor of Science (Education) – B.Sc. (Ed) or Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
- Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) from recognized institutions.
- Required Documents:
- Primary School Leaving Certificate/Testimonial
- High School Diploma with at least five credits, including English and Mathematics.
- NYSC Discharge or Exemption Certificate
- Birth Certificate (from the National Population Commission) or Affidavit of Declaration of Age
- Local Government Identification * Proof of Change of Name (if applicable).
Make sure you have all these qualifications and documents ready before filling the Ondo State TESCOM Recruitment 2024 application form.
How to Apply on Ondo State Teachers Recruitment Portal
To apply, follow the steps below:
- Visit the recruitment portal via www.ondostate.gov.ng and fill the application form free of charge
- Fill in your details (full name, permanent addresses, Local government of origin, Email/Telephone address, Date of birth, State of origin, Nationality, marital status, academic qualifications, institutions attended, and course of study) and submit the application form
- Print out the registration slip
- Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for the next stage of the recruitment process.
- There will be screening for all shortlisted candidates. Date and time will be communicated to you via E-mail.
Disclaimer Notice:
This website is not affiliated with the Akwa Ibom State Government or any official recruitment body. All information provided here is for general informational purposes only. We do not recruit or collect fees. Always refer to the official government portals for accurate and up-to-date details.
The Akwa Ibom State Teachers Recruitment Guide is a general recruitment guide for teacher applications over the years.
Ondo State Teachers Recruitment FAQs
Will shortlisted candidates undergo medical fitness tests?
Yes, if you get the job, you will have to do a medical fitness test. This is to make sure your body is healthy enough for teaching. Teaching requires you to be strong, active and alert every day. You will have to stand while teaching, write on the board, speak clearly and take care of children in class. If you are not feeling well or have a serious health problem, it may be hard to do your job properly. That’s why the government wants to be sure every teacher is healthy. You may be asked to visit a government hospital for a simple check-up. It’s nothing scary—just some basic tests like checking your blood pressure, eyesight and general health.
Can I defer my offer if selected?
Sometimes people may not be ready to start the job immediately. Maybe you have something important going on like a family issue or school exams. If this happens, you may wonder if you can delay your job offer. This is called deferring. In some cases the government might allow it but you must have a very good reason and you must let them know early. You can’t just disappear or ignore the job offer. You will need to write to the people in charge of the recruitment and explain your situation. They will look at your reason and decide if it’s okay for you to start the job later. But remember this is not always allowed so don’t assume it will be easy.
Can I opt for urban or rural placement?
Many people would like to choose where they will work—maybe in a big town (urban area) or a small village (rural area). But the truth is you may not be able to choose exactly where you want to be posted. The government will look at the schools that need teachers the most. Some rural schools don’t have enough teachers so new teachers may be sent there. This way all children get a fair chance to learn, no matter where they live. While your preference may be considered, it’s not guaranteed. The most important thing is to be ready to serve wherever you are needed.
Is language proficiency considered?
Yes, being able to speak or understand another language can help you. In Ondo State, some children come from homes where English is not their first language. If you can speak a local language like Yoruba or even a different Nigerian language, it can help you connect better with your students and even their parents. It shows you can communicate well and understand the people in the community. But knowing a second language is not a must. It’s like a bonus—it can give you an extra point, but not having it won’t stop you from getting the job.
Can I apply while studying for a postgraduate degree?
Yes, you can apply even if you are currently studying for a postgraduate degree like a master’s or Ph.D. But you must be sure that your studies won’t affect your job as a teacher. Teaching is a full-time job, so you will be expected to be in school every weekday, preparing lessons, teaching students and doing other school activities. If your classes are online or held during weekends or holidays, it may be easier to manage both. But if your studies clash with work hours, it could be a problem. The government wants teachers who are fully available and committed. If you explain your study plan clearly, it may help them know you are serious and able to balance both roles.
Conclusion
We’ve shown you the documents, eligibility and the right way to apply. Miss just one requirement and you’ll miss the opportunity. So be sharp and follow the guide exactly.