Education-News Consult Launches Ghana’s First Unified Recruitment Portal for Teachers, Schools, and Parents

In a significant move to digitize the education sector and streamline the hiring process within Ghana’s private and public academic spheres, Education-News Consult has officially launched its state-of-the-art Recruitment and Talent Portal.

The platform, accessible at skulmanager.com/recruitment, is designed to serve as a high-speed bridge between qualified educators, elite schools, and parents seeking specialized home tuition.

A One-Stop Solution for the Education Ecosystem

The new portal, engineered by Education-News Consult founder Wisdom Hammond, is not just a job board; it is an integrated ecosystem designed to solve specific pain points for three distinct groups:

1. For Teachers (Job Seekers): End of the “Paper CV” Era

Educators can now move away from the traditional, exhausting method of hand-delivering printed CVs from school to school. By registering on the portal, teachers create a digital professional profile, upload their CVs once, and apply for the latest vacancies with a single click.

“We want to restore dignity to the teaching profession,” says Wisdom Hammond. “Teachers should spend their time preparing lessons, not trekking under the sun to drop off envelopes. With our ‘Vetting Badge’ feature, verified professionals can now stand out instantly to top-tier employers.”

2. For Schools (Employers): Instant Access to Top Talent

Private and international schools can now post unlimited vacancies and browse a curated “Talent Pool.” Instead of waiting weeks for applications to trickling in via email or post, schools can proactively search for teachers based on location, specialty (e.g., JHS Maths, Primary Science), and qualification. This reduces the hiring cycle from weeks to just hours.

3. For Parents (Home Tuition): Verified Tutors at Your Doorstep

In a first-of-its-kind feature for Ghana, the portal includes a dedicated “Home Tuition Management” system. Parents no longer have to rely on guesswork or unverified recommendations. They can browse verified tutors in their specific neighborhood, view their teaching specialties, and contact them directly to arrange private lessons for their children.

The Vision Behind the Innovation

The portal was designed and engineered by Wisdom Hammond, a renowned figure in Ghana’s educational technology space. Speaking at the virtual launch, Hammond emphasized the need for efficiency:

“We noticed a massive disconnect where schools were desperately looking for teachers while thousands of qualified educators were sitting at home unaware of these openings. This portal is our response. We have built a system where a school in Kumasi can find a specialized Science teacher from Accra in minutes, ensuring that no classroom remains without a teacher for long.”

Exclusive Launch Promo: The “Early Bird” Flat Rate

To celebrate the rollout and encourage immediate enrollment, Education-News Consult has announced a massive price slash for the first set of users.

While the standard platform fees provide immense value, the Early Bird Promo offers a flat rate of just GHS 20.00 for full premium access. This is distributed as follows:

• First 500 Teachers

• First 200 Parents

• First 300 Schools

Once these slots are filled, the system automatically reverts to the standard pricing. This creates a unique window for early adopters to secure professional recruitment services for the price of a standard meal.

How to Register and Get Started

The registration process is designed to be mobile-friendly and takes less than three minutes:

1. Visit the Portal: Go to skulmanager.com/recruitment.

2. Create an Account: Select your user type (Teacher, School, or Parent).

3. Complete Your Profile: Teachers should upload their CVs immediately to appear in the Talent Pool.

4. Activate Your Plan: Visit the “Pricing” page to secure your spot in the GHS 20.00 promo.

5. Pay Securely: Payments are handled via Paystack, supporting Mobile Money and Bank Cards.

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Reflecting on the future of the platform, Wisdom Hammond added:

“Our goal is to make SkulManager the standard for educational hiring in Ghana. By providing a transparent, vetted, and affordable platform, we are not just helping people find jobs; we are improving the quality of education by ensuring the right teacher is in the right classroom at the right time.”

Other Novel Services on Skulmanager.com

Visit https://skulmanager.com/ to see all the other services available on the portal. In addition to the recruitment portal, Education-News Consult has developed a comprehensive suite of digital tools under the SkulManager umbrella, each designed to tackle administrative bottlenecks in the Ghanaian educational landscape. The Exam Store and Aptitude Test modules provide a centralized repository for high-quality assessment materials. These systems allow teachers and school heads to access standard, curriculum-aligned examination questions and automated aptitude tests, significantly reducing the time spent on manual paper setting and grading. By leveraging these tools, schools can maintain high academic standards while ensuring that student assessments are both rigorous and consistent with current national educational trends.

Beyond academic assessments, the platform features a highly efficient E-Voting system tailored for student representative elections and institutional decision-making. This module replaces traditional ballot papers with a secure, transparent, and tamper-proof digital voting process that delivers instant results, fostering a culture of democratic integrity within schools. Furthermore, the portal integrates various management utilities that handle everything from student records to institutional data, creating a truly paperless environment.

As Wisdom Hammond noted during the expansion phase, “Our goal is to digitize every friction point in school management, from the way a student is elected to the way they are assessed, ensuring that administrators can focus on what truly matters: effective teaching and learning.”