So we thought that at least these 1300 siksha mitra and 1147 regular BTC candidates (Vishist BTC is
different from regular BTC to know more read the earlier information in this
site) will get appointment smoothly and there may not be too much or problems
or hurdles. That is why we had not taken this issue earlier. But it seems
nothing can move straightly nowadays.
Let us remind you that around 1000+ vacant post of primary
teachers post are to be filled through the candidates who have undergone BTC training
in the DIETs of the state. Some posts are to be filled by the siksha mitras in
the state.
VBTC process is almost complete and most of the districts
have done their counseling and allotment of the schools (read the previous
related articles).
We have seen that DIET of
some districts (Haridwar, Dehradun, Bageshwar etc.) have also advertised
for the post vacant in their districts for the candidates who have completed
the 2 year BTC training.
But now the process
is moving in court not in the actual ground.
Government has passed an order to exempt the regular BTC
candidates from TET or CTET. Why they did so is not clear. It was
pressure from the few regular BTC persons who have good approach in the higher
echelons. Perhaps they were also instrumental in unsuccessfully stalling the
process of VBTC for sometime.
Around 1300 Siksha Mitra who have undergone training with
the regular BTC are also demanding that they should be exempted from TET for appointment
as primary teachers.
So the Nainital High Court has now stalled the process until
there is some compromising solution. However
those regular BTC candidates who have qualified TET are safe.
And come again for any substantial information on this issue.
And please add information to above if you can through comments.
Well it is a different and obvious debatable question why they all should be free from the
basic teacher test like UTET or CTET to prove their efficiency and almost same
knowledge which they will going to impart to the children?
When B.Ed trained should qualify it, then why not BTC or
whoever they are should prove themselves?
Well it is not very
difficult to find answer to this ‘why’.
Read this post why
you need to pass these exam and find the answer to ‘why’.
Demand
for the exemption from TET: valid or not?
Perhaps one can argue
with credibility or TET or its format or pass percent or its necessity
altogether in different respects but taking it as it is then, in fact, if one
cannot pass TET can he/she is justified as teacher and will he/she be able to
do justice with the profession?
It is necessary for a
rational evaluation there must be proper views from other angles too so your
views are welcome.
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