The National Identification Authority (NIA) has officially invited applications from qualified and interested individuals to support its upcoming mass registration exercise for children aged 6 to 14 years across Ghana.
This nationwide exercise forms part of the government’s broader effort to strengthen Ghana’s national identification system by capturing the personal data of eligible children onto the National Identity Register. The initiative is expected to expand the national database and ensure that more Ghanaian children are officially registered within the country’s identification framework.
According to the NIA, the recruitment is intended to support operational activities during the registration exercise in various districts across the country. Individuals who meet the requirements are encouraged to apply and contribute to this important national assignment.
Available Positions to Apply For
Applicants can apply for any of the following temporary roles:
- Technical Support Officer (Technician)
- Commissioner for Oath (CFO)
- Card Verification Officer (CVO)
- Mobile Registration Workstation Operator (MRWO)
- Registration Officer (RO)
It is important to note that all positions are temporary contract roles specifically designed to support the nationwide child registration exercise.
How to Apply
Interested applicants should submit their applications through the official NIA recruitment portal using the link below:
👉 https://recruitment.nia.gov.gh/
Applicants are advised to carefully read the job descriptions and requirements on the portal before completing the application process.
Important Notices for All Interested Applicants
Applicants should take note of the following guidelines:
- All applications must be submitted on or before 22nd March 2026.
- Applications must be submitted only through the official NIA recruitment portal.
- Applicants are required to upload a clear photograph for verification purposes.
- The National Identification Authority does not charge any fee for recruitment at any stage of the application process.
- Applicants are advised to beware of fraudsters and unauthorized agents who may attempt to charge fees or promise recruitment assistance.
The NIA encourages qualified individuals who are interested in supporting this national exercise to apply within the stipulated period.
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