Maharashtra
state-run schools aim to give jobs to 24k teachers in 2018-19 academic year
Mumbai: Over 24,000 teachers will be given jobs in
state-run schools for next academic year. The state education ministry aims to
lift the restrictions imposed on recruitment of teachers which has been in
existence since the last four years. Schools under the administration of the
state were not allowed to appoint teachers. Both government and private aided
schools were appointing teachers on contract basis due to this freeze on
recruitment. The freeze was initiated due to lack of funds.
But now the
state education ministry aims to provide employment to these teachers. Also,
two teachers will be appointed for 60 students and one teacher for 30 students.
A senior officer of the ministry said, “Teachers will be provided jobs by
April-May. Earlier there was one teacher per class irrespective of the number
of students in that class.”
Large number
of teachers were unemployed despite having completed Bachelor of Education
(B.Ed.) and Diploma in Education (D.Ed.) courses. Teachers also opted for
private schools as they could not find jobs in state-run schools.
Source | http://freepressjournal.in/
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