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2022/2023 National Service PINCODES released for nurses

2022/2023 National Service PIN codes released for nurses

The management of National Service Scheme wish to inform the general public that they have released Eleven Thousand, Two Hundred and Seventy-Two (11,272) Personal Identification Number (PIN) codes. This PIN codes will aid the newly trained Nurses and Midwives from all accredited Universities and Nursing Training Colleges to be enrolled and to start their mandatory one-year national service for the year 2022/2023 Service year. This was made known in a press released on Wednesday 25th May, 2022 and signed by Armstrong Esaah, Director of Cooperate Affairs, NSS.

The letter further stated that, “Accordingly, all prospective national service personnel are hereby requested to visit the Scheme’s website www.nss.gov.gh to access their PIN Codes using their respective School Index Numbers and Date of Birth.”

How to Check for your PINCODE

  1. Visit the Scheme’s website www.nss.gov.gh to access your PIN Codes (use your School Index Number and Date of Birth).
  2. Visit any ADB Bank throughout the country and make payment of forty Ghana Cedis (GHc 40.00).
  3. Alternatively, pay forty-one Ghana Cedis (GHc 41.00) if you resort to use MTN Mobile Money for activation of PIN Codes.

 

Deadline: Friday, 3rd June, 2022.

 

Click on the button below to Check your PINCODE

CLICK HERE TO CHECK PINCODE

 

Click on the button below to REGISTER ONLINE

Online Registration

 

Important Notice:

Any payment done through mobile money not equal to GHS41 will be reversed

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Casper

Casper works at Ghana Education Service as an ICT teacher. He graduated with a First Class Honor at University of Education, Winneba - Kumasi Campus now AAMUSTED. He is also a Certified Cisco Networking Engineer and passionate about students learning.

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