MEMORANDUM WITH PRINCIPAL ADVISOR ON DEMAND FOR PROMOTION OF PRIMARY ASSISTANT TEACHERS TO 10TH GRADE.
Published: 05:44 25 September 2024
A memorandum has been issued on the demand for promotion of primary school assistant teachers to 10th grade. Amtali upazila primary teachers gave this memorandum to the chief advisor through Amtali Upazila District Officer Muhammad Ashraful Alam on Wednesday.
It is reported that primary school assistant teachers are being deprived of 10th grade and given stipend in 13th grade despite having desirable qualifications. Amtali upazila primary school teachers have given a memorandum through Chief Adviser Bararbe Upazila Nibarhi Officer demanding promotion to 10th grade. Principal teachers Anwarul Kabir, Zahid Liton, assistant teachers Md. Tauhidul Islam, Masum Billah, Mamun Or Rashid, Md. Rezaul Karim, Md. Masud Mridha and Abdullah Al Mamun etc. were present.
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