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Vacancy List 2020 Hm - Grade C 28 VACANCY LIST 2020 HM - GRADE C 28. District 10 (NHA) 5. Philadelphia 3 (w.e.f. 2020-11-01) 5 6. Uitvlugt 3 1. 8th of May (NHA) 29. Sandvoort (NHA) 6 7. Swami Purnananda 4 HA = Housing Available (w.e.f. 2020-10-01) 2 30. Kaikan (NHA) 7 8. St. Ambrose GT NHA = No Housing 2. Fisher (HA) 2 31. Kurutuku (HA) 7 9. Comenius GT Available 3. Suddie (NHA) 2 32. St Mary’s (NHA) 7 10. Sheet Anchor 6 4. Annandale 4 33. Wax Creek (HA) 7 11. Overwining 6 NURSERY 5. Eccles 4 34. Wayalayeng (NHA) 7 12. Karasabai (NHA) 9 SCHOOLS 6. Gibson 4 35. Arassawa (HA) 8 13. Christianburg (HA) 10 7. Timehri Primary 4 36. Bashville (HA) 8 14. Kwakwani (NHA) 10 8. St. Ambrose GT 37. Chiung Mouth (NHA) 8 HEADMASTERS/ 9. Jawalla Primary (HA) 7 38. El Paso (HA) 8 HEADMISTRESSES SM – GRADE D 10. Mahdia (NHA) 8 39. Itabac (NHA) 8 11. Arapaima (HA) 9 40. Kaibarupai (NHA) 8 HM - GRADE A 1. Baramita (HA) 1 12. Sand Creek (HA) 9 41. Kamana (NHA) 8 2. Kamwatta (NHA) 1 13. Christianburg (HA) 10 42. Kanapang (NHA) 8 3. Karaburi (NHA) 1 1. Starters GT 43. Karisparu (NHA) 8 4. Sacred Heart (NHA) 1 HM - GRADE D 44. Maikwak (NHA) 8 5. St. Anslem’s (NHA) 1 HM - GRADE B 45. Princeville (NHA) 8 6. St. Ninian’s (NHA) 1 1. Arakaka (HA) 1 46. Sand Hill (HA) 8 7. Akawini (HA) 2 1. Grove 4 2. Barabina (NHA) 1 47. Taruka (NHA) 8 8. Hackney(HA) 2 2. Campbell’s Trust 4 3. Baramita (HA) 1 48. Waipa (NHA) 8 9. Yarashirima (NHA) 2 3. Helena (w.e.f. 2020-12-01) 4 4. Haimaracabra (HA) 1 49. Baitoon (HA) 10. Cane Grove 4 4. Cotton Tree (w.e.f. 2020-12-01)5 5. Hobediah (NHA) 1 (w.e.f. 2020-11-01) 9 11. Mahaica 4 6. Hotoquai (NHA) 1 50. Crash Water (HA) 9 12. JE Burnham GT HM - GRADE C 7. Kariako (HA) 1 51. Katoonarib (HA) 9 13. No. 5 5 8. Santa Cruz (HA) 1 52. Konashen (HA) 9 14. Seafield 5 1. Good Hope (NHA) 2 9. Sebai (NHA) 1 53. Taushida (HA) 9 15. St. Francis 5 2. Onderneeming (NHA) 2 10. St. Anslem’s (HA) 1 54. Tiger Pond (HA) 9 16. Leeds 6 3. Cornelia Ida 3 11. St. Ninian’s (NHA) 1 55. 47 Miles (HA) 10 17. No.36 Primary 6 4. Uitvlugt 3 12. White Water (NHA) 1 56. 58 Miles (HA) 10 18. Chinoweing (NHA) 7 5. West End 5 13. Abrams Creek (HA) 2 57. Bamia (NHA) 10 19. Imbaimadai (NHA) 7 14. Lilydale (HA) 2 58. Kimbia (NHA) 10 20. Potaro (NHA) 7 HM - GRADE D 15. Lima Sands (HA) 2 59. Mabura Mission (NHA) 10 21. St Martin’s (NHA) 7 16. Mabel Sandy (HA) 2 60. Malali (HA) 10 22. Two Miles (NHA) 7 1. Canal Bank (NHA) 1 17. Marlborough (HA) 2 61. Rockstone 10 23. Chenapou (HA) 8 2. Four Miles (HA) 1 18. Martindale (HA) 62. Mt. Carmel (NHA) 10 24. Kato (HA) 8 3. Kwebanna (HA) 1 (w.e.f. 2020-12-01) 2 63. Sand Hills (HA) 10 25. Kopinang (HA) 8 4. Karaburi (NHA) 1 19. Ulele (HA) 2 64. St Lust (NHA) 10 26. Mahdia (NHA) 8 5. La Jalousie 3 20. Wakapoa (HA) 2 27. Micobie (HA) 8 6. Seaview 3 21. San Souci (NHA) 3 DEPUTY HEADMASTERS/ 28. Monkey Mountain (HA) 8 7. St. Cuthbert’s 4 22. Kuru Kuru (NHA) 4 MISTRESSES 29. Paramakatoi (HA) 8 8. Carlton Hall 5 23. Moblissa (NHA) 4 30. Awarewaunau (NHA) 9 9. Mora Point (HA) 5 24. Silver Hill (NHA) 4 DHM – GRADE A 31. Macushi (HA) 9 10. Orealla (NHA) 6 25. St. Cuthbert’s (HA) 4 32. Mauranau (NHA) 9 11. Manchester 6 26. Bara Cara (NHA) 6 1. Port Kaituma (HA) 1 33. Potarinau (NHA) 9 12. Kako (NHA) 7 27. Fyrish (NHA) 6 2. Kuru Kururu (NHA) 4 34. Sawariwau (NHA) 9 13. Campbelltown (HA) 8 28. Falmouth (NHA) 7 3. St. Therese’s (HA) 6 35. Shea (NHA) 9 14. Katoka (NHA) 9 29. Paruima (NHA) 7 36. Aroaima (NHA) 10 15. Moco-Moco (HA) 9 30. Potaro (NHA) 7 DHM – GRADE B 37. Howell Wilson (NHA) 10 16. Nappi (HA) 9 31. Chenapou (HA) 8 17. Yupukari (HA) 9 32. Kurukubaru (NHA) 8 1. St. Nicholas (NHA) 1 18. Katoonarib (HA) 9 33. Micobie (NHA) 8 2. Wauna Primary (NHA) 1 SECONDARY 19. Parikwarunawa (NHA) 9 34. Monkey Mountain (NHA) 8 3. Charity (NHA) 2 20. Potarinau (NHA) 9 35. Awarewaunau (HA) 9 4. Cornelia Ida 3 SCHOOLS 21. Sawariwau (HA) 9 36. Katoka (HA) 9 5. La Grange 3 22. Shulinab (HA) 9 37. Marauranau (HA) 9 6. Parika Salem (NHA) 3 HEADMASTERS/ 23. Massara (NHA) 9 38. Moco Moco (HA) 9 7. Peter’s Hall 4 HEADMISTRESSES 24. Shea (NHA) 9 39. Potarinau (HA) 9 8. Bath (NHA) 5 HM - GRADE A 25. Awarewaunau (NHA) 9 40. Rupunau (HA) 9 9. Auchlyne (NHA) 6 26. Tiger Pond (NHA) 9 41. Shea (HA) 9 10. St. Aidan's (NHA) 10 1. Port Kaituma (HA) 1 27. Tipuru (NHA) 9 42. Tiperu (HA) 9 2. New Campbellville 28. Yurong Paru (NHA) 9 43. Yakarinta (HA) 9 SENIOR MASTERS/ (w.e.f. 2020-10-01) GT 29. Rupurtee (NHA) 9 44. Coomacka (NHA) 10 MISTRESSES 3. Tutorial Academy 6 30. Haiwa (NHA) 9 45. Howell Wilson (HA) 10 4. DC Caesar Fox (HA) 7 31. Karaudarnau (NHA) 9 46. Hururu (HA) 10 SM – GRADE A 5. Christianburg Wismar (NHA) 10 32. Kumu (HA) 9 6. New Silvercity (NHA) 10 33. Wiruni (NHA) 10 HM - GRADE E 1. CV Nunes (NHA) (w.e.f. 2021-01-01) 2 HM - GRADE B SENIOR MASTERS/ 1. Almond Beach (NHA) 1 2. Leonora 3 MISTRESSES 2. Aruka (NHA) 1 3. Craig 4 1. Buxton 4 3. Black Water (NHA) 1 4. Golden Grove 4 2. Kato (HA) 8 SM – GRADE A 4. Chinese Landing (NHA) 1 5. Grove 4 5. Falls Top (HA) 1 6. Ketley GT HM – GRADE C 1. Starters GT 6 . Kachikamo (HA) 1 7. St. Agnes (2 Vacs.) GT 2. Smyth Street GT 7. Kamwatta (Mabaruma) 8. St. Margaret’s GT 1. Johanna Cecilia 2 (NHA) 1 9. Stella Maris GT 2. Vergenoegen 3 8. Koberima (NHA) 1 10. St. Pius GT 3. Lancaster 4 PRIMARY 9. Lower Kaituma (NHA) 1 11. Winfer Gardens GT 4. St. Barnabas GT SCHOOLS 10. Peter and Paul (NHA) 1 12. Lachmansingh (NHA) 5 11. St. Anthony’s (NHA) 1 13. Cropper (NHA) 6 HM – GRADE D HEADMASTERS/ 12. St. Bedes (HA) 1 14. St. Therese’s (NHA) 6 HEADMISTRESSES 13. St. John’s Primary (HA) 1 1. Wakapoa (NHA) 2 HM - GRADE A 14. St. Margaret’s (HA) 1 SM - GRADE B 15. Wallaba (NHA) 1 DEPUTY HEADMASTERS/ 1. Leonora 3 16. Dredge Creek (HA) 2 1. Parafait Harmony 3 MISTRESSES 2. Mon Repos Primary 4 17. Sirki (HA) 2 2. Zeelugt 3 DHM - GRADE A 3. New Diamond/Grove 4 18. St John (NHA) 2 3. Diamond 4 19. Eastern Leguan (NHA) 3 4. Tain 6 1. Vreed-en-Hoop 3 HM - GRADE B 20. Fort Island (HA) 3 5. St. Aidan's (NHA) 10 2. Ann's Grove (w.e.f. 2020-12-01)4 21. Hague (NHA) 3 3. Canje 6 1. St. Nicholas (HA) 1 22. Lanaballi (HA) 3 SM – GRADE C 4. DC Caesar Fox (NHA) 7 2. Wauna 1 23.Northern Hogg Island(HA)3 3. Cornelia Ida (w.e.f. 2020-10-01) 3 24. Parika Back (NHA) 3 1. Kabakaburi (HA) 2 DHM – GRADE B 4. Rose Hall Estate 6 25. Upper Bonasika (NHA) 3 2. Belle West 3 5. St John the Baptist (NHA) 7 26.Western Hogg Island (HA)3 3. Crane 3 1. Paramakatoi (HA) 8 27. Zeelandia (NHA) 3 4. Kawall 3 SENIOR MASTERS/ 10. Woodley Park 5 13. Mahdia (NHA) 8 HOD – AGRICULTURE SCIENCE MISTRESSES 11. Black Bush 6 14. Paramakatoi (NHA) 8 12. Skeldon Line Path 6 15. Christianburg Wismar 1. Buxton PIC 4 SM –GRADE A 13. DC Caesar Fox (NHA) 7 (NHA) 10 2. Beterverwagting PIC 4 14. Mahdia (NHA) 8 1. Vreed-en-Hoop 3 15. Sand Creek (NHA) 9 HOD – AGRICULTURAL 2. Stewartville 3 16. Annai Secondary (NHA) 9 SCIENCE Sgd. Sophia Hunte 3. Soesdyke 4 Secretary 4. Canje (2 Vacs.) 6 1. Wakapoa (NHA) 2 TEACHING SERVICE COMMISSION 5. DC Caesar Fox (NHA) 7 HOD – ALLIED ARTS 2. Johanna Cecilia 2 February 21, 2020 6. Wisburg Secondary (NHA) 10 3. Parika Salem 3 7. Christianburg Wismar (NHA) 10 1. Port Kaituma (NHA) 1 4. Plaisance 4 2. Leonora 3 5. Lancaster 4 SM – GRADE B 3. Parika Salem 3 6. Soesdyke 4 4. Uitvlugt 3 7. Hope 4 1. Winifred Gaskin 6 5. New Campbellville GT 8. St. Winefride's GT 2. Manchester 6 6. West Ruimveldt GT 9. The New Central High GT 3. Paramakatoi (HA) 8 7. St. George's High GT 10. Mahaicony 5 4. Kato (NHA) 8 8. Mahaicony 5 11. Skeldon High 6 5. Harmony 10 9. Bygeval 5 12. Mahdia (NHA) 8 10. Belladrum 5 13. Paramakatoi (NHA) 8 SM – GRADE C 11. Port Mourant 6 14. Kato (HA) 8 12. Skeldon Line Path 6 15. Sand Creek (NHA) 9 1. St. Barnabas Secondary GT 13. Wisburg 10 16.
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