The West African Examinations Council has debunked the fake job advert going viral, noting that it is circulated by unscrupulous individuals whose schemes are to defraud unsuspecting job-seekers.
WAEC Acting Head of Public Affairs, Movosola Adesina, disclosed this in a statement issued Friday, adding that the nomination of supervisors is solely done by the various Ministries of Education.
The examination body equally warned all individuals who engage in deceptive practices to desist from such immediately and turn a new leaf.
The statement said that invigilators are appointed by schools that present candidates for the examination, pointing out that as a globally recognised examining authority of a high calibre, it maintains an unwavering commitment to ethical practices and would never require job applicants or potential employees to provide monetary compensation in exchange for securing employment.
WAEC went further that any individual who engages in any transaction with the website or any other one, apart from the official WAEC website, does so at his/her own peril.
“The attention of the West African Examinations Council has been drawn to an online portal advertising job offers purportedly from the Council.
“The said website advertised job offers that are supposedly meant for ad-hoc staff who would serve as supervisors and invigilators in the forthcoming West African Senior School Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates, 2024.
“The Council would like to state categorically that the advert did not emanate from us and thereby disassociates itself from the fake job advert being circulated by unscrupulous individuals whose schemes are to defraud unsuspecting job-seekers.”
“WAEC is not currently engaging in recruitment activities. Whenever job opportunities arise, they are exclusively advertised through the daily newspapers, WAEC Nigeria’s official website (www.waecnigeria.org), and all of our social media platforms, the statement read.
