Six-month training to72825 trainee teachers

Funds will be given to training centers
         72 825 trainee teachers to be recruited in primary schools will be trained for six months. Theoretical and practical training of three months to three months.Diet theoretical training, and functional training schools in CTE and will be Aiasai.
          Theoretical training to assess the cost of basic education and director of the State Council of Educational Research and Training will. The funds will be provided by training centers.
Getting ready for the second counseling
           However, the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) for the recruitment of teachers in primary schools 72 825 trainees have started preparing for the second phase of counseling.
          The first phase of counseling for those joining Dayton and has sought details of vacancies. Meanwhile, 45 per cent marks in graduation from distance learning bed ones and those involving no decision has been made yet.
         In this regard, a number of candidates on Monday submitted a memorandum to the SCERT director Vikram Singh Srvendra.
Sunday was the first phase counseling
         The first phase of counseling for recruitment of trainee teachers have been exhausted on Sunday. The first phase of counseling arbitrary DIET principals difficulties faced by the candidates.
         Counseling also revealed the department's negligence. In all districts, few people arrived, so some places were fleeing candidates.
          SCERT opened on Monday began the gathering of the candidates. Given the large number of candidates turned their fire on sight. Candidates consist of the Director of SCERT made aware of the problem in the first phase counseling.
There were complaints about Merit
           Most candidates had complained that despite clear instructions mandate 45 per cent of graduates who get involved in the counseling was not followed.
           Apart from distance learning similar to those BEd turned out. In the second phase counseling of candidates demanded clear instructions in this regard should be issued so that they do not face problems.
           SCERT director said that the candidates' complaints were heard and reported the matter to be Secretary Basic Education.