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FRSC, Recruiting Now


The Federal Road Safety Corps is processing recruitment now, following the approval by the Federal Government. The Corps has opened its portal to applications from eligible candidates for employment of Cadres. Officer Cadre, marshal Inspectorate cadre and Road Marshal Assistant Cadre.

According to the Corps public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem applicants must not be more than 30 years of age.

Qualifications:
Candidates applying for Officer Cadre are expected to possess a first degree from recognised Institutions. NYSC discharge Certificate.
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For the Marshal Inspectorate Cadre;
3 categories
Marshal Inspector I (MI-I)
Marshal Inspector II(MI-II)
Marshal Inspector III(MI-III)

Candidates applying for MI-I
requirements: Higher National Diploma (HND) from recognised institutions, NYSC discharge certificate. Registered Nurses and Midwives also eligible but not more than 30 years of age

Candidates applying for MI-II requirements: Nigerian Certificate of Education (NCE) or to be a registered Nurse /Midwife. Applicants to this cadre must not be more than 28 years of age.

Candidates applying for MI-III requirements: National Diploma (ND), Community Health Extension Works Certificate. Must not be more than 28 years of age.

Application into the category of RMAII
Requirements: Minimum of five Credits in SSCE/GCE/NABTEB including English language and mathematics.

For RMIII, requirement is minimum of three Credits in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB. Applicants into the two categories of RMAs must not be more than 27 years.

Artisans and Tradesmen equally in the same categories of RMA.
Requirements: minimum of four passes in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB, have trade test or other professional Certificate, Class of driver license for drivers and bikers. Applicants must not be more than 28 years of age

All applicants to any of the above listed Cadre will be done online through the FRSC website (www.recruitment.frsc.gov.ng)

Shortlisted Candidates are expected to come along with print out forms.

Note: No fee is attracted to this exercise
Application must be submitted within six weeks of the publication.

Enquiries directed to 122
Toll free line
08077690361
08077690362
Email: recruitment2018@frsc.gov.ng


By: Ebere Onwuegbuchulam


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