“We are tying up with Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) for imparting on-line ‘in-service’ training to the teachers of the state this year,” the Education Minister Mr Roytre C Laloo told reporters here.
“Besides, fresh teachers will also be given a two-year training course by DIETs of the state,” he said.
According to the minister, “The online concept of providing training to the teachers will, to a great extent, reduce the expenditure as the government has to pay two salaries for a given post when the teacher has to go for teachers’ trainings.”
Mr Laloo said, “The amount thus saved from in-service teachers would be used for sending those fresh teachers for trainings.”
At present, Meghalaya is facing shortage of trained teachers which is another challenge in implementing the RTE in the state, the minister said.
He further informed that an official committee of a six-member ministers including Meghalaya will hold a meeting to discuss on the draft rules to curb unfair practices by students and institutions.
“The meeting will be held by February 15,” he said.
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