By Haryananewswire
Chandigarh, April
7
Haryana Education Minister Geeta Bhukkal said
that all text books for students of classes I to VIII would soon be available
as tenders for the same have already been invited.
She
was redressing the grievances of the peoplein Jhajjar today. She said that
under Right to Education Act, measures have been taken to
bring about qualitative improvement in the level of education in the State. She
said that the government has made proper arrangements for providing training to
the teachers before their posting and during their service. Under this
arrangement various programmes like training, research, exchange and
orientation are being carried out. Also, these programs have been yielding
positive results towards improvement in the infrastructure of the schools.
She
said that during the meeting of Central Advisory Board of Education, it was
discussed that the period to implement Right to Education Act should be
increased which would help in further improving academic atmosphere of the schools.
In the direction of bringing about a qualitative improvement in the school
education, emphasis is being laid on National Vocational Education Framework,
Job Oriented and Skill Development so that skilled manpower could be prepared
for the country, she added.
She
urged the youth that apart from looking for employment opportunities in
government sector, they should also make efforts for self employment with skill
development. She said that Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda is
keen to develop Haryana as a hub of education and in this direction, various
policies and programmes are being implemented throughout the state.
No comments:
Post a Comment