Written English Test for AIO posts: MOIP UM visited Nay Pyi Taw examination center

The Ministry of Immigration and Population announced through state-owned newspapers that eligible candidates could apply for vacant Assistant Immigration Officer positions. In response, a total of 2,331 candidates nationwide, comprising 1,041 men and 1,290 women, submitted applications in accordance with the prescribed requirements.

Written English examinations for eligible applicants were held simultaneously at designated examination centres in the respective regions and states on the morning of 18 October. In Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory, the examination took place at Basic Education High School No. 5 in Zabuthiri Township. Union Minister for Immigration and Population U Myint Kyaing, accompanied by officials, visited the examination centre to observe the process and encourage the candidates.

The Union Minister then inspected the arrangements for a video conferencing system set up in the school’s assembly hall to enable the examination process in all regions and states to be monitored and supervised from a central location. After receiving reports from officials on the implementation of the arrangements, the Union Minister instructed them to ensure that candidates could sit the examination in a calm and comfortable environment and coordinated the necessary measures.

The examinations were conducted to recruit 188 male and female staff members to fill vacant Assistant Immigration Officer Positions at the ministry. In Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory, 227 candidates, including 110 men and 117 women, sat the written English examination.

Successful candidates from the nationwide examinations will subsequently undergo computer-based tests and oral interviews in the near future. Those who pass the assessments will proceed to the next stages of the recruitment process for appointment as Assistant Immigration Officers, according to the prescribed procedures, it is reported.