In a major educational reform, the government has launched an ambitious program to send government school teachers abroad for specialized training. Hundreds of teachers from public schools across the country will have the opportunity to travel to England, Europe, and the United States, where they will undergo professional development aimed at improving the quality of education.
The Program Monitoring and Implementation Unit (PMIU) will play a central role in this initiative by conducting a selection process to identify the most qualified government school teachers to be sent abroad. An online test will be conducted via a newly developed app, which teachers can download from Google Play. The test will take place this month, and teachers who pass will be shortlisted for interviews.
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Only those who excel in both the test and the interview process will be selected to join the ranks of government school teachers abroad for this unique learning opportunity. The training program will expose educators to advanced teaching methods and educational models that are expected to have a transformative impact on classrooms across the country upon their return.
This initiative underscores the government’s dedication to investing in its educators, ensuring that government school teachers abroad return with cutting-edge knowledge to enrich the country’s educational system. The program is anticipated to bring significant long-term benefits to students, educators, and the broader educational infrastructure.
