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The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education has finalized the appointment of 32,057 assistant teachers in public primary schools. Of these positions, 25,630 will be appointed for the pre-primary level and 8,948 for the auxiliary primary level. The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education has also ordered the Department of Primary Education to issue a notification.
If you want to know about the senior secretary of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education. Akram-al-Hossain told the Bengali Tribune: ‘A recruitment notice will be issued soon. At this time, the process of issuing the hiring notice is in process.
According to the relevant sources, 1 lakh 98 thousand 84 teachers have been appointed in government primary schools from 2009 to 2019. Although there were plans to fill all vacancies in the year of Mujib, it was not possible due to the situation in Corona. However, last September, the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education took the initiative to finalize the hiring process.
Following this initiative of the ministry, the Department of Primary Education proposed last September to appoint teachers in government primary schools with no quotas. It is proposed to maintain the quota of 60% of women, 20% of men and 20% of pets. This has been proposed since the elementary teacher position is 13th grade. The proposal will be published after the ministry considers it.
According to the Prime Minister’s directive, the quota has been removed to implement the issue of not keeping the quota up to grade 13. Before, freedom fighters, small ethnic groups, Ansar-VDP, the disabled and district quotas they were reserved. However, these quotas will remain for recruitment in grades 14-20.
According to the Department of Primary Education (DPE), the vacancies of early childhood education teachers will be filled throughout the country and the vacancies of assistant teachers since last June.
The latest Hiring Circular for Assistant Professors was published on July 30, 2016. A total of 55,295 people approved it and 18,147 people were recruited. At the beginning of the same year, the 2014 postponed exam was also taken. A total of 29,555 candidates passed the exam. Of these, 9,006 were hired.
Even after passing these two exams, 56,937 candidates were not recruited because they were ultimately not selected. These selected candidates want to appoint a panel as in 2010-2011. However, the chief secretary of the ministry. Akram-al-Hossain said: ‘No appointment will be made on the panel. A new notification will be issued.
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