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What subjects is Dilla University recruiting for?
Tikvah University reported on Tikimt 19, 2019 E.C. (29 October 2026) that Dilla University wants to recruit and train candidates for its Alternative Teachers Education Training Program. The aim is to bring graduates who want to teach into the profession through training.
The post lists the training areas as Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English, History, Geography, Citizenship Education, Economics, Information Technology, Agriculture, Communication, and Performing and Visual Arts.
Who can apply?
The programme is for graduates who hold a first degree (BA or BSc) in a related field and want to become teachers. The post says the eligibility criteria appear in images attached to it. The text of the post does not include those images, so the full list of requirements is not published here.
The post does not say whether the programme is open to graduates of every university, or whether people already working in schools may apply.
How do you apply, and when does it close?
| Route | Where to apply |
|---|---|
| In person | Main Registrar building, building 609, office 4, Odaya campus |
| Online | https://srms.du.edu.et/atetp |
The post gives neither a closing date nor a fee. It does not list the documents to bring, and these details have not been announced in the post.
What should you do now?
Check the criteria
Look at the eligibility images attached to the original post on Tikvah University's channel, or ask Dilla University, to confirm that your subject and degree qualify.
Have your degree ready
The programme is open to graduates who hold a first degree, so keep your BA or BSc certificate ready to show.
Apply in good time
Apply in person on Odaya campus or through the online portal, and ask the university for the closing date, which has not been announced.
How does this programme fit into teacher training?
The post describes the programme as an alternative route into teaching. It recruits graduates with a first degree in related subjects and trains them to become teachers. The post says the preparations are complete, but it does not say when training starts or how many places are open.
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