It’s time to start planning your study leave for 2022! Here are the guidelines you need to know to make the most of your time off.
Have you ever been on study leave? If not, you’re missing out it’s one of the best parts of working in government!
But it’s important to know the guidelines for applying for and taking your leave.
Use this step-by-step guide to get your leave approved quickly and stress-free, and to make the most of your time off from work.
Why these guidelines matter
You’ve got some time on your hands, and you’re itching to use it productively. But with a whole year ahead of you, how can you get started?
And what exactly can those six months do for your personal and professional development?
These guidelines will help clear up any confusion around how study leave works so that you can hit the ground running in 2022.
- Applicants are to obtain study leave with pay application forms from District or Regional Education offices nationwide.
- Applicants should complete 4 copies application forms and Attach Certified Copies of required certificate.
When will my leave be approved?
The Ministry of Education has just released its official policy regarding application dates and procedures for study leave with pay in 2022. For more information, check out our downloadable PDF here:
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FAQ
The Regional/District Directors should ensure that the list of all fully qualified beneficiaries reaches the Acting Director of Human Resources Management and Development (HRMD) GES Headquarters by 30th November 2022.
You can only take one six-month block during a twelve-month period, so plan ahead if there are any holidays or other leaves you’d like to take in between.
This is also covered in Application For Study Leave With Pay: Here are the guidelines you need to know to make the most of your time off.
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