Jharkhand govt appoints 1,679 teachers for high schools
Jharkhand chief minister Raghubar Das on Thursday handed over appointment letters to 1,679 high school teachers.
Jharkhand chief minister Raghubar Das on Thursday handed over appointment letters to 1,679 high school teachers.
In 2006-07, several middle schools were upgraded to high schools but new recruitments were not done. The middle school teachers taught in these schools, said state human resource development secretary, Aradhna Patnaik.
In 2006-07, 388 middle schools were upgraded to high schools and 3,718 posts of assistant teachers were sanctioned. A recruitment advertisement was floated for 2,413 posts for which an examination was conducted by Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) in 2012.
However, due to anomalies, legal hurdles and cancellation of examinations, the final result was published only this year.
“JAC had recommended 1871 candidates for interview but after counselling 1679 were selected,” said Manish Ranjan, director, secondary education, The CM asked the recruits to make the rural, government schools into model ones.
He said till November 15 this year, over 40,000 posts of teachers will be filled.
As of now, there are 15,000 vacancies in 2,248 high schools in the state, said HRD officials.
There are various categories of high schools such as, government, government aided and upgraded high schools. They all follow different process for recruitment.
The state plans to bring all the high schools under one regulatory body for fast recruitment of teachers, said officials.
The regulation is likely to be passed by the cabinet in August, they said.
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