In a significant move to bolster the education sector, the Sindh government has unveiled plans to recruit more than 1,000 secondary school teachers across the province. This announcement, reported by 24NewsHD TV on Wednesday, marks a major step toward addressing the shortage of qualified educators in the region.
The teaching positions, classified as grade-16, will be filled through the Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) under the general category. The recruitment process will adhere to a quota system, ensuring representation for urban and rural areas, as well as reserved seats for disabled individuals and minority communities. This inclusive approach aims to promote diversity and equal opportunities within the education workforce.
Prospective candidates can now prepare for the upcoming selection process, as the testing schedule has been officially released. The examinations are slated to commence on April 8, 2025, with designated testing centers established in Karachi and Hyderabad to accommodate applicants from across the province.
This initiative is expected to not only create employment opportunities but also enhance the quality of education by bringing in skilled and dedicated teachers to secondary schools. Aspiring educators are encouraged to stay updated on further announcements and prepare diligently for the competitive exams.
The Sindh government’s commitment to strengthening the education system through this recruitment drive reflects its focus on empowering youth and fostering long-term development in the province.