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Guinea publishes final results of 6,000-teacher examination

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Guinea’s Ministry of Public Administration Modernisation and the Civil Service has published the final results of the recruitment examination for 6,000 teachers for the 2026 session. Admission remains conditional on the authentication of diplomas, enrolment and biometric verification of candidates, the ministry said.

Guinea’s Ministry of Public Administration Modernisation and the Civil Service published late on Friday night, 23 October, the final results of the recruitment examination for 6,000 teachers for the 2026 session, Africaguinée reports. Admission remains conditional on the authentication of diplomas, enrolment and the verification of the biometric data of successful candidates, the department headed by Faya François Bourouno said.

The examination tests had been brought forward to 17 October, according to an announcement published on 11 October. The publication of the results comes after the examination for 6,000 teachers in Guinea was held.

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