SOURCE-FIRST DIRECTORY

Check the original
before you act.

A calm starting point for the official websites teachers use most. TeacherDesk does not replace these bodies or repeat unverified notices — it helps you get back to the source.

OFFICIAL PLACES TO CHECK

Start with the organisation that issued the information.

When a message is important, read it on the official site before sharing documents, paying money, or changing your plans.

GO STRAIGHT TO THE RIGHT PAGE

Official pages are more useful than forwarded screenshots.

Directory routes reviewed 2 August 2026. TeacherDesk is independent of every listed body.

A QUICK VERIFICATION HABIT

Four things worth checking before you respond.

  1. 01

    Name the issuer. Is the organisation clearly identified, and does the message appear on its own website or verified channel?

  2. 02

    Open the original link. Do not rely only on a forwarded image, copied text, or a message that asks you to act urgently.

  3. 03

    Check the date and the request. Be particularly careful with payment instructions, recruitment claims, and workshop invitations.

  4. 04

    Keep the evidence. Save the official page or notice you used so you can return to it later.

SCAM-ALERT REFERENCES

Official warnings are worth reading in full.

GES has published notices cautioning teachers about fake promotion-examination workshop and recruitment messages. Use the official notice before taking any action.

KEEP DEADLINES USEFUL

When you find a real deadline, save it in your private TeacherDesk and keep the original source attached.

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