KARACHI: Although, there is an instruction crisis proclaimed in the territory, the Sindh government has chosen to sack in any event 1,080 exceptionally qualified headmasters/headmistresses inside a range of one yea .
The sources revealed to Pakistan Today that Sindh government had propelled Sindh Education Sector Plan 2014-18 on November 29, 2014. In such manner, the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) had allowed $ 66 million to actualize the Sindh Education Sector Plan 2014-18 and under the said arrangement, Sindh training office was to enroll 6,700 superintendents through straightforward testing framework till 2018.
The instruction division had welcomed applications for 2,000 empty posts of superintendents and headmistress on May 10, 2015, and more than 5,089 competitors were announced qualified and the composed test was directed by IBA-Sukkur on December 20, 2015. The instruction division, after extreme dissent and energizes by the certified superintendents, named them only for a long time period which is terminating in June 2019.
In such manner, Secretary School Education Qazi Shahid Pervez issued a warning No So(SEC-II)1-199(Misc)/2019 which obviously expresses that the administration of every one of these HMs are being broadened uniquely for one year and they will be given no further augmentation.
“With the approval of competent authority i.e. Chief Minister Sindh, the contract period in respect of headmasters/headmistress BS-17 appointed through the third party test conducted by IBA University Sukkur is hereby extended by one year to be computed in each individual’s case from the date of expiry of his/her present contract. No further extension shall be given”,, as per an official notice accessible with Pakistan Today.
Whenever reached, Secretary School Education Qazi Shahid Pervez revealed to Pakistan Today that there is no arrangement in the law which enables any division to regularize benefits in BPS-17. “After the expiry of one-year extension i.e. 2020, the posts of headmasters/headmistress will be filled through Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC)”, he included.
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