The Sukkur IBA Testing Services Announces Results of Teaching Licence Test

The Sukkur IBA Testing Services has released the results of the Teaching Licence Test, showcasing the success of 646 qualified teachers in obtaining their Elementary (Class 1-8) Teaching Licence.

Success Stories in Education: 646 Teachers Obtain Teaching Licences in Sindh

Exciting news from the education sector! The Sukkur IBA Testing Services has recently unveiled the results of the Teaching Licence Test, a significant milestone for 646 B.Ed. or M.Ed./M.A. qualified teachers in Sindh. This test, conducted under the newly approved Sindh Teaching Licence Policy 2023, aimed to assess and certify teachers' content knowledge and pedagogical skills.

With 646 teachers successfully clearing the test and securing an Elementary (Class 1-8) Teaching Licence, the spotlight shines on their dedication and commitment to delivering high-quality education to students across the region. These licensed teachers are now equipped with the necessary skills and expertise to shape the future of our nation's youth.

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Empowering Teachers for a Brighter Future

Sindh Education Minister, Syed Sardar Ali Shah, expressed his pride in the teachers' achievements and emphasized the crucial role they play in driving educational excellence. He reiterated the government's unwavering commitment to enhancing the quality of education in Sindh, highlighting the collaborative efforts between educators, stakeholders, and partners to create an inclusive and innovative learning environment.

As the education landscape continues to evolve, the successful candidates from both government and private sectors stand poised for career advancement and professional growth. Government teachers who obtained the teaching licence are now eligible for promotion into BPS-16 positions, while private sector candidates can aspire to secure appointments in BPS-16 posts, subject to Sindh Public Service Commission guidelines.

Expanding Opportunities for Licensed Teachers

To accommodate the newly licensed teachers, the Sindh government has sanctioned the creation of 700 new posts of Elementary School Teachers at BPS-16 level. These vacancies, exclusively reserved for licensed teachers, signify a significant step towards recognizing and rewarding educators' professional development.

The regional breakdown of passing percentages showcases Karachi's educational prowess, with the highest success rates among both government and private sector candidates. Karachi's exceptional performance underscores its commitment to nurturing a skilled and competent teaching workforce.

Looking Ahead: Future Plans for Teacher Licensing

As the teaching licensing initiative gains momentum, plans are underway to expand the licensing regime to include additional categories such as Primary and Secondary Teaching Licences. The Sindh Teacher Education Development Authority (STEDA) is gearing up to introduce these new licence categories, further enhancing the professional growth opportunities for educators.

The success of the teaching licensing test is a testament to the collective efforts of policymakers, educators, and stakeholders in driving educational reforms and fostering a culture of excellence in teaching. The future looks bright for licensed teachers in Sindh as they continue to inspire and empower the next generation of learners.

Source: The Express Tribune

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