REB All districts List of Teachers and Administrative Staff Appointed to Pre-Primary, Primary, and Secondary Schools August 2026

REB List of Teachers and Administrative Staff Appointed to Pre-Primary, Primary, and Secondary Schools August 2026.

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The Rwanda Basic Education Board (REB) has announced the appointment of teachers and school administrative staff to positions across pre-primary, primary, and secondary schools nationwide, effective September 1, 2026.

The announcement, made in a letter signed by REB Director General Dr. Nelson Mbarushimana, was addressed to District Mayors and District Executive Secretaries across the country. It follows Prime Minister’s Order No. 033/03 of November 12, 2024, which established the Special Statute governing Basic Education Staff and outlines the Ministry of Education’s responsibilities in staffing schools.

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According to the letter, REB has finalized placements for teachers and school leadership staff in Primary and Secondary Schools, with an accompanying list detailing each staff member’s assigned position. Districts have been instructed to use this list to prepare official appointment letters for the respective schools, with appointments taking effect from September 1, 2026.

REB has also called on all districts to ensure that every teacher and staff member is registered in the Teacher Management Information System (TMIS) by no later than August 31, 2026. This step is intended to ensure that staff being promoted to new positions can be replaced without delay, allowing schools to be fully staffed before the start of the new academic year.

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Copies of the letter were shared with the Minister of Education, the Minister of State in charge of Education, the Permanent Secretary of MINEDUC, and District Education Coordinators across the country.

The move reflects REB’s ongoing efforts to strengthen school leadership and staffing systems as part of broader initiatives to improve the quality of teaching and learning in Rwanda’s basic education sector.

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