WCED Warns Teachers as Fake Job Scam Makes a Comeback
The department said permanent teaching posts are advertised only through official channels and that no payment is required for any appointment.
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WCED warns teachers as fake job scam makes a comeback
Jobseekers hoping to land teaching posts in the Western Cape are being warned not to hand over money after scammers revived a scheme that falsely promises permanent employment, Cape {town} Etc reports. According to the Western Cape Education Department (WCED), several schools have recently reported WhatsApp messages targeting teachers, particularly newly qualified, unemployed and substitute educators. The messages are reportedly designed... Read…
Fake Teaching Jobs Cost Victims R2 800
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is warning unemployed and aspiring teachers to be vigilant after a job scam targeting educators resurfaced. Several schools have recently reported WhatsApp messages falsely claiming that permanent teaching posts are available. The messages allegedly appear to come from district officials or school principals and may use the officials’ names and photographs to appear legitimate. The WCED says tea…
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