REB All districts: List Of A2 In Service Teachers Shortlisted To Sit For Selection Exam From 22 To 23 September 2026.
The Rwanda Basic Education Board (REB) has officially released the complete list of A2 in-service teachers across all districts who have been shortlisted to sit for the upcoming selection examination. The assessment is scheduled to take place from September 22 to September 23, 2026. This selection exam is a critical step for qualified primary and secondary teachers seeking career advancement, specialized training opportunities, or professional upgrades under REB’s teacher professional development programs.
Candidates can verify their registration status and check their specific assessment details through the official Rwanda Basic Education Board Announcement Page. For those participating in digital or upgrade evaluations, additional exam center instructions and curriculum specifications are accessible via the REB eLearning Portal.
Key Details of the Selection Exam
- Target Group: Shortlisted A2 in-service teachers from all districts across Rwanda.
- Examination Dates: September 22 and September 23, 2026.
- Venue/Format: Specific local district examination centers or digital assessment spaces as indicated on the official distribution lists.
Important Instructions for Shortlisted Candidates
All shortlisted educators are highly encouraged to prepare in advance by logging into the REB Portal to review sample questions and assessment guidelines. On the days of the exam, candidates must arrive early at their designated testing centers and carry valid identification documents, including their National ID and original academic certification cards, to avoid any placement inconveniences.
District education offices have been fully mobilized to coordinate logistics and ensure that the process remains transparent and fair for all participating professionals. Stay tuned for further administrative updates as REB continues its mission to improve the quality of classroom instructions and teacher competencies across the country.
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