Jharkhand is preparing to hire 60,000 new teachers, which will greatly improve the state’s education system. School Education and Literacy Minister Ramdas Soren announced this large recruitment effort. It’s designed to fill important teaching jobs across the state and give students better learning opportunities.
The plan to hire these teachers is now complete, and the process should start soon. The recruitment strategy will include different ways for people to become teachers. For example, the Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test (JTET) will be used to hire 26,000 teachers.
In addition, 10,000 teachers will be hired to teach regional languages. This will help promote local culture and traditions. After these initial hires, another 25,000 to 26,000 teaching positions will be filled.
This large hiring effort is meant to fix previous problems with hiring teachers who know regional and tribal languages well. Therefore, new rules will make the process easier. This will ensure that qualified people can help educate young people in Jharkhand.
This shows a strong promise to make education better and give more chances to both teachers and students in Jharkhand. The government aims to improve the quality of education across the state. Ultimately, these efforts are expected to bring positive changes to the education sector.