La federación de profesores insta a realizar el examen especial TET sin demora

La Federación de Profesores Graduados de Tamil Nadu ha solicitado al gobierno estatal que celebre el Examen Especial de Elegibilidad para Profesores (TET) de inmediato. Recientemente, el Tribunal Supremo amplió el plazo para que los profesores en activo aprueben dicha prueba.

La Federación de Profesores Graduados de Tamil Nadu instó al gobierno estatal a realizar el Examen Especial de Elegibilidad para Profesores sin demora. El grupo señaló que las vacantes docentes deben cubrirse cuando reabran las escuelas para evitar afectar a los estudiantes.

El Tribunal Supremo amplió el plazo para que los profesores en activo aprueben el examen, pasando del 31 de agosto de 2027 al 31 de agosto de 2028. El gobierno estatal ha programado el examen para el 4 de julio.

El secretario general, P. Patrick Raymond, pidió una formación de calidad y directrices a través del SCERT y el DIET. Asimismo, instó a tomar medidas legales para proteger la seguridad laboral de los profesores con mayor antigüedad.

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