Staff Reporter :
Primary and Mass Education Ministry is going to appoint 28,000 panel teachers in government primary schools across the country.
The ministry completed all the preparations to appoint the teachers soon, the ministry sources said.
It also sent letters to the Director General of the Education Directorate on Wednesday.
The copies of the letter would be sent to the deputy commissioners and district education officials.
Primary and Mass Education Minister Mostafizur Rahman told the journalists on Wednesday that the process is going on in this regard.
“The ministry is working to appoint the panel teachers,” he said.
The ministry already published advertisement in the national dailies for required assistant teachers for Registered non-Government Primary Schools on April 11 in 2010. The written examination was held April 2012. A total of 42, 611 aspirants were selected for the appointment.
About 14,000 teachers were appointed. In the meantime the government nationalised the Registered non-Government Primary Schools. But the rest of the selected applicants were not appointed. After a long wait, the government has taken initiative to appoint them.
Primary and Mass Education Ministry is going to appoint 28,000 panel teachers in government primary schools across the country.
The ministry completed all the preparations to appoint the teachers soon, the ministry sources said.
It also sent letters to the Director General of the Education Directorate on Wednesday.
The copies of the letter would be sent to the deputy commissioners and district education officials.
Primary and Mass Education Minister Mostafizur Rahman told the journalists on Wednesday that the process is going on in this regard.
“The ministry is working to appoint the panel teachers,” he said.
The ministry already published advertisement in the national dailies for required assistant teachers for Registered non-Government Primary Schools on April 11 in 2010. The written examination was held April 2012. A total of 42, 611 aspirants were selected for the appointment.
About 14,000 teachers were appointed. In the meantime the government nationalised the Registered non-Government Primary Schools. But the rest of the selected applicants were not appointed. After a long wait, the government has taken initiative to appoint them.
