Warning Against False Teacher Verification Claims
The Basic Education Department has warned the public against sharing false claims regarding teacher verification.
A recent social media post claimed that teachers are required to pay R350 for verification, which the department has dismissed as false.
“The department is working closely with relevant authorities to trace the source of this false information and urges social media users to refrain from sharing or amplifying unverified content.”
Spokesperson Terence Khala emphasized that sharing false information undermines public trust in the education system. The department manages all legitimate recruitment, verification, and appointment processes directly through provincial education departments.
The public is urged to stop sharing unverified content linked to teacher recruitment and verification.
Author's summary: Department warns against false teacher verification claims on social media.
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