2000 plus graduates have not taken up any positions
Member for Karimui-Nomane Francis Alua questions the Higher Education Minister on why over 2000 students all over the country who have graduated from teacher training institutions, including the University of Goroka in 2025, have still not taken up teaching positions in many of the schools in the country. Alua stated that this is happening because the Education Department, through the Teaching Service Commission, is withholding what is called the Provisional Registration Cert
Member of Parliament Francis Alua has formally questioned the Minister for Higher Education regarding the status of more than 2,000 recent teacher training graduates who remain unemployed. Despite completing their studies at institutions such as the University of Goroka in 2025, these individuals have yet to be placed in classrooms across the country. Alua alleges that the delay is caused by the Teaching Service Commission failing to issue necessary Provisional Registration Certificates. This administrative bottleneck is preventing qualified educators from filling critical vacancies in schools nationwide. The government is now facing pressure to address these bureaucratic hurdles and expedite the hiring process for these new professionals.
The failure to integrate thousands of trained teachers into the workforce exacerbates existing staffing shortages and undermines the effectiveness of the national education system.
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