kulipo kutsitsidwa panjiratu apa ABOUT 11,000 TEACHERS ARE - TopicsExpress

kulipo kutsitsidwa panjiratu apa ABOUT 11,000 TEACHERS ARE NOT GOING TO BE EMPLOYED THIS YEAR. The parliamentary committee on education has revealed that only 10,000 out of 21,000 teachers are to be employed this year. This is so because the money allocated to the ministry of education is inadquate. This means that 11,000 tcrs are to remain jobless. Due to the same challege, it has been revealed that the ministry is supposed to reduce the number of teachers to be trained under IPTE and ODL programs to 3000 from 4000 and 4000 from 6000 respectively. The ministry of education has been given k129.7 billion in the 2014/15 financial year..

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