Gurgaon: More than 33 per cent posts are lying for postgraduate teachers (PGTs) and 29 per cent for trained graduate teachers (TGTs). Empty In the state, disclosed a response submitted by the education department to a question raised in the ongoing assembly session.
Responding to a question asked by Congress MLA Varun Choudhary, the state education department has found that there are over 13,000 posts of PGTs, which teach classes 11 and 12, and 11,000 posts of TGTs, which cater to students up to class X. Teaches, currently vacant. . The Congress MLA has also sought the details of the total vacancies from the state government.
The education department notes that the state currently employs only 26,000 against the need for over 39,000 PGT lectures. Similarly, the total sanctioned posts for TGTs are 37,000, but the state government has appointed only 26,000.
When asked about the status of Mewat cadre, the department said that out of over 3,500 sanctioned posts, only 2,500 posts were filled. The department further said that it has started the process of filling up these posts and has sent a letter to the Haryana Staff Selection Committee for the same.
Meanwhile, teachers’ unions said the state government has failed to fulfill its poll promise of filling up the vacant posts. Dushyant Thakran, district head of Haryana Primary Teachers Association, said, “There is a heavy workload on teachers and the government is closing schools instead of filling the sanctioned posts.”
Responding to a question asked by Congress MLA Varun Choudhary, the state education department has found that there are over 13,000 posts of PGTs, which teach classes 11 and 12, and 11,000 posts of TGTs, which cater to students up to class X. Teaches, currently vacant. . The Congress MLA has also sought the details of the total vacancies from the state government.
The education department notes that the state currently employs only 26,000 against the need for over 39,000 PGT lectures. Similarly, the total sanctioned posts for TGTs are 37,000, but the state government has appointed only 26,000.
When asked about the status of Mewat cadre, the department said that out of over 3,500 sanctioned posts, only 2,500 posts were filled. The department further said that it has started the process of filling up these posts and has sent a letter to the Haryana Staff Selection Committee for the same.
Meanwhile, teachers’ unions said the state government has failed to fulfill its poll promise of filling up the vacant posts. Dushyant Thakran, district head of Haryana Primary Teachers Association, said, “There is a heavy workload on teachers and the government is closing schools instead of filling the sanctioned posts.”
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