'Teachers to be engaged in backward areas on ReT pattern'
Pulwama, Oct 30: Education Minister Peerzada Muhammad Sayeed on Sunday said that teacher posts which have fallen vacant in educationally backward areas since 2010, will be filled up on Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) pattern.
In this pursuit, he asked the Chief Education Officers (CEO’s) and Zonal Education Officers (ZEO’s) to process such cases on priority basis so that students in these areas are timely benefited.
He said this while addressing an Education Conference held at Town Hall, Pulwama.
Peerzada impressed upon the CEOs to speed up ReTs engagement process calling for framing panel within 45 days after advertising such posts adequately. He directed them to make these selections in a transparent manner.
Responding to the demands put forth by the teaching community, Peerzada said that the government is aware of the issues and efforts are afoot to redress their genuine grievances.
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