The Haryana government would soon start the process of recruiting 25,000 teachers. This spells good news for trained teachers who have been waiting for such a massive recruitment drive for long in the state. A top education department official said that a proposal in this regard has been sent to State Teachers Selection Board.
The board would soon initiate the process for the selection. This was disclosed by Samir Pal Saro, the director of school education, on Monday. He said that out of these, 15,000 teachers would be recruited for school education and 10,000 for elementary education. He said that the state government would spend Rs 8,245.58 crore in the current financial year under plan and non-plan schemes for education. This is Rs 1,369.59 crore more than that of the previous financial year.
He added that under the Right to Education Act, the state government has also issued notification of the Haryana Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Rules 2011Saro said that to provide quality education to children, teachers are being trained by the state government. He added that one such national level teacher training institute would soon be opened in Silanikeso village of Jhajjar district.
Moreover, the government is training school principalsThe director said that to provide good education to children in rural areas, the government would open Aarohi schools in 36 educationally backward blocks"In every academic block, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas have also been set up. Such Vidyalayas are already functional in nine such blocks and, in 27 blocks, these would be made functional during the current financial year," he claimedSaro said that 12 districts - Gurgaon, Kaithal, Jind, Bhiwani, Hisar, Fatehabad, Sirsa, Mahendragarh, Faridabad, Karnal, Mewat and Palwal - have been chosen to provide education to adults under the National Literacy Mission. "Sakshar Bharat Kendra" would be opened in these districts for this purpose.
He said that two motivators would be appointed in each village of these 12 districts to organise classes for the adult.
COURTESY: THE TIMES OF INDIA
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