Educational reforms: Decision made to hire 500 teachers in the capital

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(FILES) In this file photograph taken on October 25, 2012, Pakistani female students attend a class at a government school in Peshawar. The courage of schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai has renewed Pakistani students' determination to learn despite the poor state of the country's education system, undermined by poverty and under attack from Islamist militants. The 15-year-old is recovering in a British hospital after the Pakistani Taliban shot her in the head in a cold-blooded murder attempt for daring to promote the right of girls to go to school. AFP PHOTO/A. MAJEED/FILES

 

Federal Directorate of Education is going to appoint 500 male and female teachers according to the Prime Minister’s Education Reforms Programme against 1400 vacant positions in federal educational institutions, informed sources in the Capital Administration and Development Division (CADD) said on Tuesday.

Sources said that to fulfill the 1,400 vacant posts in the federal educational institutions, 500 teachers would be recruited initially on priority basis.

The prime minister directed the minister of state for CADD last week to recruit teachers on merit and to make no compromise on it.

For recruitment of teachers from BPS 14 to 17, advertisements would be published in the newspapers in the next few days.

Meanwhile it has also been decided to conduct tests and interviews to regularise the daily wages teachers.

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  1. Its been vitally important for the government bodies to pay attention to educational sector because these are generally considered more vital with some positive prospects for the future.

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