The state government aims to build skilled and developed Tripura through the expansion
of quality education. The state government, from the very beginning pledged to give jobs
to the unemployed on the basis of their quality in a transparent manner. That is why
thousands of youths who have selected for the jobs have given smiles to their families.
The state government so far has recruited 23,986 candidates under various departments.
In addition, 26,000 youths have been recruited in various departments through
outsourcing. Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha made these remarks today at the job
offer letter distribution programme held for the Graduate Teachers at the International
Fair Ground in Hapania.
In today’s job offer letter distribution programme offer letters were given to 1,452 candidates. These offer letters have been given to 686 candidates for class IX to class X through STGT and to 766 candidates for class VI to class VIII through TET-2. The Chief Minister said, the matter of TET-1 is still in the court. As the matter is in court the government cannot interfere there. He said, the government, apart from implementing development projects, is trying hard to provide employment to the unemployed youth. And this initiative of the government is reflected in its work. In order to ensure desired ratio of teacher and students in schools to ensure quality education, these recruitments are being done. Alongside this, in order to link education with technology for the purpose of giving quality education, 1,389 schools have been brought under ICT project. Additionally, smart classes have been introduced in 1,210 schools and tinkering lab has been established in 367 schools. TLM Parks have been set up in 2,138 schools to encourage the students across the state especially in remote areas. He said, through the National Education Policy 2020, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made the education system reformative, encouraging, children-friendly and skill-oriented.
The state government is implementing multiple programmes to encourage girls in education. So far bi-cyles have been provided to 1.64 lakh girl students in the state. Ipads have been provided to the students aiming at associating education with technology. Under CM-SATH scheme meritorious students are being given scholarship. The government wants to ensure that the study of meritorious students does not stop midway due to lack of fund. He said, students are being supported through various other schemes including Super-30.
To the newly recruited Graduate Teachers the Chief Minister said, teachers are the architect for building careers of new generation. That is why they are called the backbone of the nation. He emphasized that the teachers have to be sympathetic towards students while teaching. Teachers also should keep themselves updated on new subjects and skills. They have to remember that it is not just a job position, it is the means to build others’ future.
Welcome address was given by the secretary of school education Milind Ramteke. Director of the department L. Darlong was present as a special guest, while director of elementary education Dr. Samit Roy Chowdhury presided over the event.
In today’s job offer letter distribution programme offer letters were given to 1,452 candidates. These offer letters have been given to 686 candidates for class IX to class X through STGT and to 766 candidates for class VI to class VIII through TET-2. The Chief Minister said, the matter of TET-1 is still in the court. As the matter is in court the government cannot interfere there. He said, the government, apart from implementing development projects, is trying hard to provide employment to the unemployed youth. And this initiative of the government is reflected in its work. In order to ensure desired ratio of teacher and students in schools to ensure quality education, these recruitments are being done. Alongside this, in order to link education with technology for the purpose of giving quality education, 1,389 schools have been brought under ICT project. Additionally, smart classes have been introduced in 1,210 schools and tinkering lab has been established in 367 schools. TLM Parks have been set up in 2,138 schools to encourage the students across the state especially in remote areas. He said, through the National Education Policy 2020, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made the education system reformative, encouraging, children-friendly and skill-oriented.
The state government is implementing multiple programmes to encourage girls in education. So far bi-cyles have been provided to 1.64 lakh girl students in the state. Ipads have been provided to the students aiming at associating education with technology. Under CM-SATH scheme meritorious students are being given scholarship. The government wants to ensure that the study of meritorious students does not stop midway due to lack of fund. He said, students are being supported through various other schemes including Super-30.
To the newly recruited Graduate Teachers the Chief Minister said, teachers are the architect for building careers of new generation. That is why they are called the backbone of the nation. He emphasized that the teachers have to be sympathetic towards students while teaching. Teachers also should keep themselves updated on new subjects and skills. They have to remember that it is not just a job position, it is the means to build others’ future.
Welcome address was given by the secretary of school education Milind Ramteke. Director of the department L. Darlong was present as a special guest, while director of elementary education Dr. Samit Roy Chowdhury presided over the event.
