IMSUBEB Shortlisted Candidates 2025/2026 List is Out
The Imo State Universal Basic Education Board (IMSUBEB) has released the shortlisted candidates for its 2025/2026 teacher recruitment exercise. This list identifies applicants who successfully passed earlier screening steps and are now eligible for training and accreditation. If you applied, this article helps you check for your name, understand what steps follow, and prepare properly. RecruitmentGurus.com.ng is committed to bringing you verified recruitment updates like this one.
What Does Being Shortlisted Mean?
Being shortlisted by IMSUBEB means that your application has passed the initial phase of the recruitment process. Typically, the steps before shortlisting include:
- Submission of online or portal application
- Verification of basic eligibility (educational qualification, age, residence, subject specialization)
- Possibly some screening test or documentation check
Shortlisted candidates are not yet fully employed; they must attend training, accreditation, and meet all required documentation integrity checks. Only after these steps will final deployment or employment occur.
According to the announcement, shortlisted applicants will be trained at Benjamin Uwajumogu College of Education. The training will be in cohorts, grouped by senatorial zones, and will last six weeks.
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How to Access the IMSUBEB Shortlist
If you want to check whether your name is on the IMSUBEB shortlist, here are the steps:
1. Check Official Announcement
IMSUBEB published the shortlist via public notification from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Imo State Secretariat, Owerri.
2. Visit Local Government Education Secretary’s Office
The shortlist is available in printed form at LG Education Secretary Office across all 27 LGAs of Imo State.
3. Check State Newspapers
The announcement is also published in newspapers across Imo State (for example, as of Monday, September 22, 2025).
4. Prepare Original Documents
For accreditation, shortlisted candidates are required to bring their credentials, birth certificate, means of identification (Driver’s License, Voter ID, or International Passport).
5. Await Training Schedule
Training is scheduled to begin Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
Key Details from the IMSUBEB Shortlist Announcement
Here are important highlights from what IMSUBEB has declared:
- The document lists prospective teachers who were interviewed in 2024.
- These candidates are to undergo training at Benjamin Uwajumogu College of Education. The training will be grouped by senatorial zones.
- Accreditation is mandatory. Candidates will need to present original credentials, IDs, and proof documents as stated. Failure to attend or present valid documents may lead to disqualification.
- Deployment will follow after training and completion of necessary screening steps.
What Candidates Should Do If They Are Shortlisted
If you see your name on the shortlist, here are the next steps you should take:
- Get Your Documents Ready
Collect originals and clear copies of your certificates (NCE / B.Sc / B.Ed / OND / HND etc.), your birth certificate (or a legal declaration of age), and any required identification (Driver’s license, Voter’s Card, Passport). - Check the LGA of Deployment Zone
Your training will be grouped by zones (such as senatorial zones). Know which LGA you are associated with. - Arrive for Accreditation / Screening
Ensure you attend at the time and place specified. The notification should include venue, date, and time. Missing the accreditation may mean removal from the process. - Prepare for Training
Training is set to last six weeks. Be ready to follow instructional programs, possibly stay in hostels, and attend full time. - Stay Alert for Official Communications
Check your email and state education board communications frequently. Also monitor announcements from IMSUBEB via government channels and credible media.
FAQs About the IMSUBEB Shortlist
Here are answers to commonly asked questions by applicants:
| Question | Answer |
| Q: Is being shortlisted a guarantee of employment? | No. It means you’re eligible to proceed to training and accreditation. Final employment depends on successful completion of all stages. |
| Q: When does training begin for shortlisted candidates? | Training is scheduled to begin October 1, 2025. |
| Q: Do I have to travel far for training? | Training is organized by senatorial zone and LGAs. Venues are grouped to minimize long travel; check which zone you are assigned. |
| Q: What happens if I miss the accreditation date? | Generally, missing accreditation without valid excuse could lead to exclusion. It’s a required step. |
| Q: Where can I see the shortlist PDF or list of names? | The list is available at LGA Education Secretary Offices and published in state newspapers. Check also IMSUBEB’s official communication channels. |
Common Warning & Tips
- Do not pay for your name to be added to the shortlist. IMSUBEB does not charge for accreditation or publication of shortlists.
- Always verify shortlist announcements via official state or IMSUBEB portals or government communication, not third-party unsolicited messages.
- Keep photocopies and backups of all your credentials.
- Dress appropriately and arrive early when attending accreditation or training.
Final Thoughts
The release of the IMSUBEB 2025/2026 Teachers’ Shortlist marks a critical advance in the recruitment process. If you are shortlisted, congratulations; this is your chance to progress through training and accreditation, leading possibly to deployment. For accurate updates, screening schedules, and future recruitment alerts, always monitor RecruitmentGurus.com.ng where verified recruitment information is regularly updated.
Good luck to all candidates! Stay prepared, stay informed.
