The Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (LASUBEB) has opened its recruitment portal for prospective teachers across the state, following approval from Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu. The initiative is aimed at strengthening the delivery of quality education in Lagos.
In a statement by the Executive Chairman, LASUBEB invited interested and qualified candidates to apply through its official portal, emphasizing the Board’s commitment to improving teaching standards and learning outcomes in public schools.
Applications must be submitted strictly online at https://subebjobs.lagosstate.gov.ng; physical submissions will not be accepted. The process is entirely free of charge, and applicants are warned to steer clear of fraudulent intermediaries.
Eligibility covers holders of the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE); education degrees such as B.A (Ed), B.Sc (Ed), and B.Ed; HND with a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE); first degrees (B.A or B.Sc) with a PGDE; and postgraduate education qualifications like M.Ed or M.Sc (Ed). Applicants must upload an O’Level certificate (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB), their degree or NCE certificate, and, where applicable, an NYSC discharge or exemption certificate. LASUBEB notes that notifications or statements of results issued more than two years ago will not be accepted.
At present, the available vacancy is Classroom Teacher. Applications for this role close on 13 October 2025, and the recruitment portal will shut down officially on 14 October 2025. Candidates are advised to complete their submissions ahead of the deadline.
To apply, candidates should create an account or log in, review the available openings, complete all required fields, select their preferred teaching subject, submit the application, and print the confirmation slip.
LASUBEB—responsible for managing and supervising basic education (primary and junior secondary) across Lagos—works to ensure equitable access to quality schooling for all children of school-going age. The Board develops policy guidelines aligned with the Universal Basic Education programme, coordinates, supervises, and monitors teaching and learning in public schools, and operates an Education Management Information System that tracks head-teacher data, school facilities, pupil enrolment, teacher deployment, and other key indicators.