Primary teacher recruitment test on 22nd April

Primary teacher recruitment test on 22nd April. The primary teacher recruitment exam will be done in phase 2. The recruitment test for assistant teachers of government primary schools will be held in the district and not at the divisional level. In the first phase, it has been decided to conduct the exam on April 22. After that, in the second phase in May, the recruitment test of 45,000 teachers will be completed. This information has been reported from related sources.

When asked when the exam will be conducted, Director-General Alamgir Muhammad Mansoorul Alam said, “It has been decided to conduct the first phase of the exam on April 22. The second phase of the exam will be held next month (May). The test will be completed in two steps. Alamgir Muhammad Mansoorul Alam, director-general of the directorate of primary education, said, “Exams are not being conducted at the divisional level.

Not everyone wants it. Although there is some challenge in conducting exams at the district level, it still has to be taken. The deputy commissioners will be responsible for the smooth conduct of the examination. As a result, there will be no problem at the district level. “Earlier, the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education had decided to conduct the recruitment test of assistant teachers in government primary schools by April this year and appoint the passouts in July. On March 10, in the meeting room of the Ministry, The Minister of State for Primary And Mass Education Md. In the meeting held under the chairmanship of Zakir Hossain, it was decided to conduct the examination centrally.

Accordingly, all the preparations were completed. Although it was decided to conduct the exam centrally on April 8, it was complicated. In a meeting of the ministry held on March 10, it was informed that the Department of Primary Education had issued a notification on October 20, 2020, for recruitment to 32,577 vacant posts of assistant teachers. But due to the reality of the Corona epidemic, it was not possible to conduct the recruitment test.

Meanwhile, more than 10,000 posts of assistant teachers have fallen vacant due to retirement. This has led to a shortage of teachers in schools. As a result, teaching activities are disrupted. To solve this problem, the ministry decided to recruit about 45,000 assistant teachers by combining the vacancies of the previous notification and the vacancies after the notification.