Sindh Cabinet appoints 100 of teachers who cleared recruitment exams.
The selection of teachers was decided upon at a provincial cabinet meeting in Karachi, which was presided over by Chief Minister (CM) of Sindh, Murad Ali Shah.
The Cabinet approved the employment of about 193 instructors from 2012 who had already received their interview, offer, and medical letters at the time of the meeting.
Additionally, it authorised hiring an additional 104 instructors from 2012 whose medical examinations had been finished four weeks prior.
Additionally, the Junior Elementary School Teachers (JESTs) and Early Career Teachers (ECTs) who were hired by Sukkur IBA Testing Service (STS) in March were also regularised by the Cabinet.
The Sindh government also started giving appointment letters to hundreds of freshly employed teachers earlier this year. These teachers were hired to fill staffing gaps in public sector educational institutions throughout the province.
Syed Sardar Ali Shah, the minister of education for Sindh, stated during the presentation of appointment letters that Sindh is the only province to have appointed almost 50,000 people in a single recruitment process.
The VC stated them work in accordance with the University Act that it is the syndicate’s priority to hold the meetings of statutory bodies on time and to make.
The syndicate’s members expressed satisfaction that all academic and administrative matters were given top priority while the interests and stability of the university were also taken into consideration. Were being settled as decided by the bodies that are statutory. They hoped that new pathways for growth shall be opened in the wake of these decisions.
