The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is the agency that is tasked with the responsibility of managing human resources in the education sector.
Every year, universities release thousands of graduate teachers to the job market with the hope the employer, Teachers’ Service Commission, TSC, will employ them.
The question of whether universities produce qualified teachers by the TSC policies and guidelines remains a matter to be dealt with.
The subjects you choose to study at the university or college play a significant role in terms of how fast you will be absorbed by TSC. Some subjects are more marketable than others. This is simply because some subjects are flooded with unemployed graduates
Securing a teaching job with the TSC depends on three factors: subject combination, length of stay after graduation, and willingness to work in any part of the country.
It’s important to be knowledgeable and make sound decisions before getting into problems because some topic combinations are very popular and make it difficult for graduates to get employment.
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Several teaching subjects are currently flooded by graduates who are yet to be employed by the Teachers Service Commission, TSC. You should avoid such subject combinations at university/ college as it will take you many years to be employed.
But, even as you choose your teaching subject combinations, be aware of the various TSC requirements for registration and recruitment. The articles below will be very important in enabling you to make an informed decision
Annually, the TSC recruits new teachers to fill vacancies left by those who have left the profession. The commission releases advertisements for individuals interested in applying for these positions, and only candidates who meet the required qualifications are invited for interviews.
It is critical to remember that getting hired by the TSC depends on three factors: your subject preferences, where you plan to live after graduation, and your willingness to work anywhere in the country.
The marketability of your subject combination and the availability of opportunities are more important factors in landing a job in such institutions than your college or university of attendance; the lucky ones may succeed even with subject combinations that are highly competitive.
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List Of Most Marketable Teaching Subjects:
- Maths/ Physics
- Physics/ Chemistry
- Chemistry/ Physics
- Biology/ Agriculture
- Computer science/ Any Combination
- Biology/ Maths
- Chemistry/Mathematics
- Geography/ History
- Biology /Chemistry
- Geography/ Business Studies
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