The Federal Teachers Recruitment for the 2025/2026 cycle offers opportunities for qualified individuals seeking teaching positions in Nigeria. The application process is facilitated through the official portal: www.ubec.gov.ng.
If you are interested in applying for teaching roles at the federal level, the following eligibility criteria must be met:
1. Educational Qualifications:
2. Age Limit:
3. Employment Status:
4. Teaching Specializations:
5. Other Requirements:
6. Federal Teachers Salaries: The Federal Government has introduced a new salary structure aimed at improving the welfare of teachers. Entry-level salaries for teachers with a Bachelor’s degree can start from approximately ₦150,000 per month, with higher remuneration for more experienced educators and those with advanced qualifications. Additional allowances may be provided for rural postings, teaching specialized subjects, and leadership roles in schools.
Prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the official Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) portal for updates on the application process and deadlines: www.ubec.gov.ng.
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) is a Federal Government agency in Nigeria tasked with coordinating all aspects of the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Programme aimed at providing free, universal, and compulsory education for all children of school-going age across the country.
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