OUP held conference for school teachers in Karachi
Oxford University Press (OUP) organized a conference on the theme “Transformative Learning: Encourage, Engage, Empower” for school teachers in Karachi.
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HRMS launched to ease government school teachers
Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) in collaboration with School Education Department (SED) has launched Human Resource Management System (HRMS) to
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KP education department set up e-transfer for teachers
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Elementary and Secondary Education Department (KP E&SED) launched e-transfer application to scrutinize merit and transparency in teachers transfers in the province.
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4 tools will help teachers improve their lesson plans
Teaching is believed to be the noblest profession of all. It crafts ones dreams of becoming who they are in
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China to innovate methods to improve teachers’ treatment
China is looking to innovate its measures to improve the treatment of middle school, primary school and kindergarten teachers, according
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Teachers in China are the world’s most respected
Teachers on the Chinese mainland command the highest level of most respected among the people they serve, according to a
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Pakistani teachers honored for classroom achievement
On the eve of World Teachers’ Day, 28 educators from across Pakistan were honored with “Best Teacher Awards” by the
Read moreEnglish teachers and alumni sharpen skills under US-FTP
English Access instructors and alumni completed 10-day intensive residential programs on August 7, as part of the U.S. Funded Training
Read moreFederal govt recruit’s computer teachers
Federal government to recruit about 200 teachers for computer labs of the public sector educational institutions of the Islamabad Capital
Read moreTeachers training vital for quality education: HEC
STAFF REPORT LHR: Higher Education Commission (HEC) Chairman Mukhtar Ahmed has said that training teachers on modern lines was necessary to lift the standards of education. "Teachers are nation builders and agents for a positive social change," said Ahmed while addressing, via video link, the concluding session of three-day fourth international conference on Education and Research organised by the University of Education (UoE).
The HEC chief said that universities not only
Teachers training vital for quality education HEC
STAFF REPORT LHR: Higher Education Commission (HEC) Chairman Mukhtar Ahmed has said that training teachers on modern lines was necessary to lift the standards of education.
"Teachers are nation builders and agents for a positive social change," said Ahmed while addressing, via video link, the concluding session of three-day fourth international conference on Education and Research organised by the University of Education (UoE).
The HEC chief said that universities not only
Integrated Biometrics to help get rid of ghost teachers
STAFF REPORT ISB: A ghost teacher’ problem in Pakistan that had grown so bad and led to the closure of thousands of schools is finally being addressed through biometrics.
The problem was much worse than the standard ghost’ employee issue where fake or former workers exploit bureaucratic holes to continue drawing monthly salaries.
In Pakistan, particularly its southern Balochistan and Sindh provinces, entire shadow schools’ were still being funded although the facilities
Bigger investment needed for quality teachers
STAFF REPORT ISB: Education in Pakistan has remained a low priority since 1947. This, despite the fact that the very first conference held in Pakistan was on education where Quaid-e-Azam had declared that, "education is a matter of life and death for Pakistan."
While there has been a substantial increase in the number of schools, colleges and universities, Pakistan remains one of the most illiterate countries in the world. 60 million Pakistanis today cannot read or write. Again
USEFP hosts orientation for 40 teachers
STAFF REPORT ISB: The US Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) has hosted the pre-departure orientation for 40 teachers participating in the Teaching Excellence and Achievement (TEA) Pakistan Programme in Islamabad.
The TEA Programme sends outstanding secondary school teachers from around the globe to US to further develop expertise in their subject areas, enhance their teaching skills and increase their knowledge about the hosting US.
The TEA programme for Pakistani teachers
Intel awards teachers, schools for technologies integration
STAFF REPORT ISB: Intel Pakistan has recently organized the Intel Education Awards Ceremony, under the Intel Education Initiative in order to recognize the impressive performance in technology integration by teachers and schools across Pakistan.
Dr. Fazllullah Pechuho, Secretary Education, Education and Literacy Department, Government of Sindh was the chief guest.
Of all the participants in the contest, 24 won awards in recognition of their accomplishments in implementing technology
Intel Honors Teachers and Schools with Awards for Technological Integration
Islamabad, December 3, 2014 – Intel Pakistan today organized the Intel Education Awards Ceremony, under the Intel Education Initiative, to recognize the impressive performance in technology integration by teachers and schools across Pakistan. Present at the occasion was Dr. Fazllullah Pechuho, Secretary Education, Education and Literacy Department, Government of Sindh as the chief guest.
Of all the participants in the Intel Teach Program contest, 24 won awards, in recognition of
Intel Honors Teachers and Schools with Awards for Technological Integration
96 teachers from Public and Private Schools in Pakistan participated in the ceremony
Islamabad,December 3, 2014- Intel Pakistan today organized the Intel Education Awards Ceremony, under the Intel Education Initiative, to recognize the impressive performance in technology integration by teachers and schools across Pakistan. Present at the occasion was Dr. Fazllullah Pechuho, Secretary Education, Education and Literacy Department, Government of Sindh as the chief guest.
Of all the