Ban Imposed
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Sindh Govt.
on Teacher Associations
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| Ban Notification and Content Therein is Attached Herewith. |
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TCOP Reaction on Ban
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Press Releases:
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Ban on teachers association is negation of democracy. (copy attached)
Political and labours leaders, NGOs and elites are requested to lodge protest against Ban dated 15-08-2006 (copy attached).
Teachers Associations and Affiliates TCOP are directed to observe protest day through out Pakistan. (Copy attached dated
29-08-2006.)
Chief minister of sindh statement criticized by TCOP (copy attached) dated 1009-2006
President and prime minister should take serious notice about then on teachers association imposed by Sindh Govt. |
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Articles Written:
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Legal status of Teachers’ Associations published by “Daily Aman” dated 02-09-2006 written by M. Iqbal Shuja, Convener TCOP in the name of Ali Haider.
Teachers’ right for forming Unions / Associations written by M. Iqbal Shuja Convener, TCOP, published in “Daily Jang” on 01-10-2006.
Teachers Struggle for freedom of Association written by M. Iqbal Shuja Convener, TCOP published in “Daily Khabrain” on 04-10-2006.
Ban on Teachers Association is against constitution of Pakistan Article 17, 19, ILO Conventions 87, 98 and Universal declaration of human Rights Written by M. Iqbal Shuja Convener, TCOP published in “Daily Jang” on 24-10-2006.
Ban on Teachers’ Associations and its repercussion on education and economy of Pakistan, written in English by Iqbal Shuja Convener, TCOP in the light of views of Mr. Greg. Schulze Solidarity Centre, Islamabad Published in “Daily Dawn”.
Hard facts about Ban.
Ban on Teachers’ Associations and Teachers’ reachtion written by Ch. Muhammad Nawaz, Co. Convener TCOP, published in “Daily Aman”.
Statements of Chief Minister and education Minister Govt. of Sindh “Bear No Validity” written by Iqbal Shja Convener, TCOP, published in Daily “Jang” on 16-11-2006. |
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Press Conferences:
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Karachi
Multan
Faisalabad
Peshawar
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23-07-2006
15-06-2006
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| Content of the conferences, “Demand upliftment of ban”. |
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Letters Written To:
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President of Pakistan
Prime Minister of Pakistan
Federal Education Minister
Chaudhri Shujaat Hussain, President Pakistan Muslim league, ruling Party.
Syed Mushahid Hussain, General Secretary PML (Q)
Peer Sahib Pagara, PML (F) (Partner Ruling Party)
Rabta Committee MQM (Partner Ruling Party)
City Nazim, Distt. Council Karachi
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City District Council, Karachi passed the resolution against ban. (News cutting attached), Rabta Committee issued press release on ban. (News cutting attached).
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Meetings:
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Meeting on 15-009-2006 with Zia Awan Advocate and Akhtar Hussain Advocate who is appearing before the court on behalf on the complainants. Mr. Greg. Schulze and Imad Ashraf ACILS, were also present in this meeting. They all got the points and expressed their determination to use their good office to solve the problem.
Meeting with Ahsan Ullah Khan, President WEBCOP on 17-09-2006 Greg. Schulze from ACILS, Mrs. Kaneez Fatima Veteran Labour Leader, Mr. Riaz Ahsan, President SPLA, Mr. Zia Awan Advocate, Mr. Akhtar Hussain Advocate, Mr. Nazar Ali Skill Development Council, Mr. Shoukat Ali, an renowned labour Leader were also present in this meeting. Here against M. Iqbal Shuja Explain the whole situation facing teachers after ban. They also supportive to our cause.
Meeting on 20-09-2006 with City District Nazim Mrs. Fakher-e-Karim, EDO Karachi Mr. Mansoob Siddiqui, Director Private Schools, Education Literacy Department, Mr. Ali Haider President Ali Muhammad Educational Society also attended this meeting with City Naib Nazim Mrs. Nasreen Jaleel Baji.
Mrs. Nasreen Jalil assured full backing to the struggle of teaches and committed to pass resolution in City Council. |
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PWF Sindh Convention held at Hotel Jabees, Karachi M. Iqbal Shuja, Convener TCOP and VP PWF delivered his speech and expressed teaches solidarity with Labour Movement. He threw light on the reasons and back ground for Banning Teachers Accosting in Sindh Province and asked the labours’ leaders and PWF officials to lodge strong protest against illegal ban imposed by Sindh Govt. In the convention resolution was passed unanimously demanding Sindh Govt. To withdraw ban order immediately.
Seminar organized by working women support center on 13-14 September, 2006, Mr. Iqbal Shuja Convener TCOP, Participated as speaker on the topic “Teachers’ struggle for freedoms of association”. He explained striated situation caused due to illegal ban and local Govt. councilors participating in the seminar from through out the Pakistan were requested to cast their influences on Sindh Govt. for Reversal of the banning order Mr. Greg. Schulze and Imad Ashraf from ACILS, Zia Awan advocate and Urus Sahar from WWSC were also present in this seminar.
WEBCOP Seminar held at PC Hotel Karachi, M. Iqbal Shuja Convener TCOP and Mr. Ch. Muhammad Nawaz, Finance Secretary TCOP attended this seminar on special invitation extended by SDC of Pakistan and therein they tried to seek support on the issue of Ban, Mrs. Anita Ghulam Ali, Chairperson Sindh Education Foundation, Mr. Shafique-ur-Rehman, Senior and season Bureaucrat, Mr. Ghafoor Biloch from PWF, Mr. Ahsanullah, President WEBCOP, Mr. nazar Ali Secretary SDK and Mrs. Kaneez Fatima Veteran Labour were also present in this seminar (Photo attached).
Education conference arranged by United Schools Management Societies Front on 06-09-2006. In this conference about three hundred societies officials took part in the debate on educational problems. M. Iqbal Shuja expressed his analytic views on the reasons for deterioration of education standard, wherein imposition restrictions on freedom of association on the govt. employees is one of the main cause (Photocopy attached) for declining education standard.
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Teachers Day” observance on 17-10-2006 Govt. & Nationalized Schools Teachers’ Association in collaboration with TCOP observed teachers’ day wherein Ch. Muhammad Nawaz, President GNSTA and M. Iqbal Shuja Convener TCOP delivered Key-Note on the status of Teachers, which is being under minded by the education department these days. Thousands and thousands teachers press reporters, Prof. and lecturers and officers of Education Department graced this occasion with their mighty presence.
Provincial and National Seminars on industrial Relation were organized by JLAF / PWF on 09-10 November, 2006 and 13-14 November 2006 at Hino Pak Auditorium and Hotel Paradise Karachi, M. Iqbal Shuja and Ch. Muhammad Nawaz took part from TCOP in these seminars. Country wide labour leaders were also attenders and kept promise to support teachers in their campaign against ban on Teachers’ Associations. |
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Signature Campaign:
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| TCOP has started signature campaign and till now we have succeeded to obtain seven thousand and three hundred teachers signature on the demands, which will be sent to Chief Minister Govt. of Sindh in near future. (Performa attached). |
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Report by:
M. IQBAL SHUJA
Convener TCOP |
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Brief Report on Earth Quake devastation of Northern Pakistan.
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On 8th October, 2005 an earth quake of magnitude 7.6hit, the five districts of NWFP and three district of Azad Kashmir. It persisted for more than half a minute and devastated the infrastructure including roads, houses, all kind of educational institutions, hospitals killing thousands of people. Unfortunately this part of the country is already less developed in education due to lack of resources and cultural factors. The recent sudden calamity further intensified and pushed back the pace of progress in social life particularly in education.
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Overall affects to the earth quake
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As per the newsletter issued by academy of education planning and management, ministry of education Govt. of Pakistan December, 2005 destruction detail is given below:
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Total affected area
Total affected population
Total affected families
Total affected human loss
Total affected severe injuries
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= 3,000 Km square
= 3.5 millions
= 500,000
= 73,000
= 128,167
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Students
Teachers
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1715
64
2159 |
5552
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Recommendations for Pay and Pension Commission 2009
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The progress and prosperity of a nation depends only on the better financial and social status of teachers where as teachers in our country are deprived of this.
Increase in literacy rate and imparting quality education is only possible if teachers are financially sound. |
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Pay Structure for Teachers:
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| Pay Scales of Teachers should be different as comparison to other Govt. or Semi Govt. Officials. To make it possible the following should be made as base. |
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There should be a similarity in pay scale of Teacher according to designation in all over the country.
Teachers pay scales as comparison to present pay scale should have an increase of minimum 30%.
On promotion two pre-mature increment should be allowed.
Provision of move-over should once again be continued.
On additional higher qualification advance increments should be allowed.
A teacher working on the lower post but acquiring the requisite qualification of higher post should be benefited the status & pay scale of that higher post.
For remote and hard areas, there should be a benefit of special allowance including accommodation facility. |
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Regularization of Contract Teachers:
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| Contract teachers with better efficiency should be regularized with entitlement of pension and other fringe benefits. |
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House Allowance:
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| Likewise the Federal Govt. Officials Teachers should be provided the house requisition facilities or present house rent should be increased to 60%. |
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Annual Increment in Pay:
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| For in annual increase of pay, principle of indexation should be adopted, more over special increments in efficiency basis be allowed. |
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Up-Gradation:
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| Like wise university teachers pay scales of schools teachers should be up graded. |
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Conveyance Allowance:
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| A very large member of teachers, particularly lady teachers are facing acute problem in reaching their place of posting. Present difference of rural & urban conveyance allowance be eliminated and C.A. should be increase to 100% in companion to the present one. |
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Medical Allowance:
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| At present Medical allowance of Rs. 500/- is being paid to teachers and officials from Grade 1-16. This amount is insufficient and it is suggested that instead of this teachers should be facilitated with health insurance policy. |
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Group Insurance:
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| Like wise other Govt. officials regular monthly deduction in the head of group insurance is deducted from teacher’s salary and only few families of deceased are being benefited whereas on the entire advantage goes to insurance company. It is suggested that group insurance should be concerted into life insurance policy. |
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Eid Allowance:
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| Teachers should be granted Eid Allowance Equal to their basic pay. |
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Benevolent Fund:
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| Teachers benevolent fund should immediately be converted into teachers’ foundation. |
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If an official expires during service / after retirement 100% of pension should be given to his family.
After ten years of retirement there should be complete restoration of commuted pension.
Qualifying service for retirement should be 20 years.
Present pension should be increased to 30%.
50% commutation should once again be re-instead.
For more then 30 years service, the increment per annum in pension may once again be re-instead. |
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Suggested by
M. ARSHAD KHAN |
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TCOP Affiliates Struggle and Achievements
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TCOP in press conferences held in Faisalabad, Karachi, Peshawar in Press Release daily Jang, Express, Nawa-e-Waqt in letter written central and provincial Minister and in pamphlet & post card.
Demand for: |
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Restoration of Teachers’ Services:
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About 700 Teachers were sent homes on forced leave on taking part in the strike against ban on teachers association in Sindh Province.
The Present Govt. of Sindh has cancelled the forced leave order and the victimized teachers have joined their duties with re-prospective effect and Govt. has also withdrawn all cases against of the strikers. |
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For the demotion of Junior Officers:
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Grade 16 teachers were posted in schools and offices against the posts of 17 grade.
Now in Sindh Province at least all juniors ones have been reverted and now senior ones have taken their legitimate posts as per rules. |
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For time Scale:
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| Teachers of all grades or scales once appointed in a scale retained the same scale till their death or retirement recently Govt. of Balochistan and Frontier have announced time scales for all caders having 10 and 15 years service. |
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For Elimination of Political Interference in Appointments and Administration:
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| Previously appointment transfer and postings were made on political and personal relationship of officers.
Present Central and Provincial Govts. Have set-up a task force under establishment for eliminating political and social interference in all sections or depts. regarding appointments, postings and transfers the concerned Govt. have committed to follow merit in all the cases. |
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For Uniform Syllabus:
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| The Federal Govt. has setup steering committee to form uniform syllabus for different schools of all kinds and committed to involve all the stake holder in the process. |
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For Officers of Different Offices posted in education Dept. be sent back to their parent offices:
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| Now in Sindh Province all such officer has been directed to join their parent office and in their places promotee teachers have been posted so-far. |
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For Yearly issuance of seniority list of all scales and caders of teachers:
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| Sindh Education department has instructed to all officers to issue seniority list well on time. Recently the seniority lists have been issued by the concerned departments of education. |
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For Withdrawal of ban order:
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| Sindh Govt. Education Minister has submitted summary to Chief Minister for withdrawing the ban cases lying in the High Court. |
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For Transport facility to lady teachers working far flung areas of the city:
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| Punjab and Sindh Govts have announced to provide transport facility to lady teachers working in remote areas and also have committed to post the lady teachers nearest to their homes as much as possible. |
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For Vacant Post lying in Schools be filled in:
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| Sindh Govt. is going to fill all the posts by appointing 25000 teachers. Interview and tests are in process. Similarity Punjab, Balochistan & NWFP provinces following the same procedure. |
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Final Result December 2009-2011
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Office Bearers as Elected in the General Council Session Held in Islamabad on 23-24 December, 2009
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Officials Executive Board Central
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President |
Shabbir Ahmed |
NWFP |
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Senior Vice President (Male) |
Niaz Muhammad Baloch |
Balochistan |
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Senior Vice President (Female) |
Mrs. Qaiser Jehan |
Sindh |
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Vice president |
Raja Zafeer Ahmed Sathi |
Punjab |
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Vice President |
Ms. Lala Rukh Baqi |
Sindh |
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Vice President / Chief Patron |
Muzammil Khan Turnabi |
NWFP |
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Vice President |
Abdul Jaleel Afridi |
FATA |
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Secretary General |
M. Iqbal Shuja |
Sindh |
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Senior Assistant Secretary General (Male) |
Muhammad Arshad Khan |
Sindh |
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Senior Assistant Secretary General (Female) |
Ms. Rukhsana Perveen |
NWFP |
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Assistant Secretary General |
Hafiz Abdul Nasir |
Punjab |
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Assistant Secretary General |
Haji Nisar Muhammad |
NWFP |
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Assistant Secretary General |
Syed Muhammad Umer Shah |
Balochsitan |
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Assistant Secretary General |
Mr. Shah Jahan |
FATA |
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Finance Secretary |
Ch. Muhammad Nawaz |
Sindh |
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Senior Finance Secretary (Male) |
Khaliq-ur-Rehman |
NWFP |
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Senior Finance Secretary (Female) |
Mrs. Najma Perveen |
Sindh |
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Assistant Finance Secretary |
Hafiz Ghulam Mohiuddin |
Punjab |
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Assistant Finance Secretary |
Khalil Ahmed |
Sindh |
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Assistant Finance Secretary |
Alam Khan |
FATA |
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Assistant Finance Secretary |
Muhammad Bukhsh |
Balochistan |
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Chief Organizer |
Syed Mushtaq Hussain Shah |
NWFP |
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Organizing Secretary |
Muhammad Jahanzaib Khan |
Balochistan |
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Senior Assistant Organizing Secretary (Male) |
Sardar Gul |
FATA |
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Senior Assistant Organizing Secretary (Female) |
Mrs. Nighat Firdous |
Balochsitan |
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Assistant Organizing Secretary |
Ahmed Naveed Noor |
Punjab |
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Assistant Organizing Secretary |
Ikram uddin |
Sindh |
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Assistant Organizing Secretary |
S. Amanullah Shah |
NWFP |
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Publicity Secretary |
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Senior Assistant Publicity Secretary |
Rana Ghulam Rasool |
Balochistan |
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Assistant Publicity Secretary |
Rana Altaf Hussain |
Punjab |
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Assistant Publicity Secretary |
S. Musarat Ali Shah |
Sindh |
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Assistant Publicity Secretary |
Abdul Raqeeb |
NWFP |
Member Executive Board
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From Punjab |
Ch. Ghulam Nabi |
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From Punjab |
Malik Muhammad Sarwar |
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From Punjab |
Syed Wajid Hussain |
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From Punjab |
Miss. Samia Muneer But |
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From Punjab |
Mrs. Shahida Perveen |
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From Sindh |
Farzand Ali |
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From Sindh |
Syed Asim Ali |
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From Sindh |
Sultan Muhammad |
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From Sindh |
Mrs. Sabiha Mujahid |
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From Sindh |
Mrs. Kishwar Basheer |
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From NWFP |
Khalid Zaman Khan |
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From NWFP |
Iftikhar Ahmed Khan |
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From NWFP |
Haq Nawaz Khan |
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From NWFP |
Mrs. Ghazala Shahid |
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From NWFP |
Mrs. Rehana Khatoon |
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From FATA |
Azizullah |
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From FATA |
Khan Akbar |
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From Balochistan |
Abdul Rehman |
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From Balochistan |
Karim Bukhsh Jatak |
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From Balochistan |
Muhammad Saleem Qasim |
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From Balochistan |
Mst. Umme Habiba |
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From Balochistan |
Mrst. Mehmooda Nasreen |
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Coordinator
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Chief Coordinator |
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Punjab |
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Provincial Coordinator |
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Punjab |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Azram Khan Jadoon |
NWFP |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Wali M. Intizar Chalgari |
Sindh |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Mrs. Sabiha Khanam |
Balochistan |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Muhammad Tayyab |
FATA |
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EX Officio Executive Members
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From NWFP |
Mrs. Nazakat Kulsoom Sahiba |
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From NWFP |
Mrs. Sajida Bano |
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From Punjab |
Masooma Saeed |
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From Punjab |
Mrs. Maryam Huma |
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From Balochsitan |
Miss. Asma Tasneem |
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From Balochistan |
Mrs. Shamim Akhtar |
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From Sindh |
Mrs. Zeshan Feroz |
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From Sindh |
Miss. Tasneem-un-Nisa |
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From Sindh |
Mrs. Samina Gul |
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Chairman
Electron Committee |
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TCOP Activities & Achievements
During the Months of Jan. to March, 2009
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Meetings:
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| A. Meetings held with education officers (DEO & ADEOs) on 12-01-2009 and on 24-01-2009. |
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Demands:
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107 PST and 218 JST were promoted in grade 16th in the Month of February 2009.
Powers of drawing and disbursing be given to senior officers having grade – 17, instead of Junior Teachers having grade 16.
By demoting junior ones DDO Ship powers have been assigned to senior ones in February, 2009.
Vacant Teachers’ post be filled in immediately. Science, Maths and English Teaches be provided to each high school.
DEO has committed to fill the vacant posts before starting new academic session after new recruitment in April, 2009. |
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Uplifting Ban:
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| Uplifting Ban from Teachers’ Association has been a long outstanding demand from TCOP official. |
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| Govt. of Sindh has lifted the ban, this is the great success of teacher’s struggle. |
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Mourning Day (Condolence Reference):
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TCOP observed “Morning Day” on 2nd February, 2009 in the premises of Shaheen Public School, where in Teachers expressed their views on the sad Demises of prominent teachers’ leaders, who expired during the year 2008-2009. They were:
a. Riaz Ahsan, President SPLA
b. Jamil Ahmed Khan President Govt. Nationalized Schools’ Teachers Association.
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PWF Protest against IRO 2008:
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| PWF lodged protest against IRO 2008 in front of Karachi Press Club on 19-02-2008. TCOP / PWTC leaders took active part in the protest. M. Iqbal Shuja, Secretary General TCOP and Mrs. Samina Chudhari addressed the protestors and demanded to include Union Right as per ILO Conventions 98, 87 to teachers’ in the Ordinance, 2008. |
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PWF / TCOP Leaders’ meeting:
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| Meeting held with Primary and Secondary schools, teachers on 20-02-2009 and 22-02-2009 in the premises of GGSS Anjum Colony and Govt. Primary English School, Nazimabad to stock hold the problems facing Teachers, these days at schools places. TCOP gathered information in the discussion and passed on to high Education officials for immediate solution of the problems. |
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On Invitation extended by FES.
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TCOP Leaders Mr. Jehanzeb and Mrs. Asma Tabassum took part in 2 days leadership training held in Margala Hotel Islamabad.
On invitation extended by ACILS, Mr. Jehanzeb from Balochistan and Shabbir Ahmed from NWFP participated in leadership Training programme held in Pak Continental Hotel Islamabad on 13-18, 2008. |
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Meeting with ACILS:
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An informal meeting was held in Mehran Hotel, where in from ACILS:
Mr. Timothy J. Ryan, Program Director Aisa, Europe Regions
Mr. Alexander J. Feltham, Program Officer ACILS, Washington
Mr. Greg. Schulze, Country Director, Islamabad
Mr. Immad Ashraf, Program Officer
and from TCOP / PWTC
Mr. Lalarukh
Mrs. Qaiser Jehan
Mrs. Zeeshan Feroz
Mr. M.Iqbal Shuja
Mr. Chaudhri Muhammad Nawaz
Attended the meeting. In the deliberations problems and issues relating to education and teachers and TCOP working, future strategy and plans for strengthening TCOP were discussed thoroughly. |
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(PWF Sindh) Annual Convention Jan. 2008, Karachi:
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| Convention held in Karachi on 8 February, 2008 the following TCOP officials had participated in this event. |
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M. Iqbal Shuja
Choudhri Muhammad Nawaz
Miss. Lalarukh
Mrs. Samina Gul
Mrs. Qaiser Jehan
Mrs. Zeeshan Feroz
Miss. Tasneem-un-Nisa
Kishwar Bashir
Sultan Muhammad
Ikram Uddin |
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PWF Executive Boards (Sindh Meeting):
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| A meeting of PWF (Sindh Chapter) held in Solidity House Qasba Town, Karachi on 08-04-2008, wherein M. Iqbal Shuja Vice President PWF and Secretary General TCOP delivered his lecture on “How to bring New Unions in PWF fold”.
A portrait of late Muhammad Sharif Founder PNFTU was presented to Chairman PWF Mr. Muhammad Ahmed on behalf of TCOP Affiliates for his of unforgettable services rendered in uniting Teachers’ Association of Pakistan.
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Women Day (8th March 2008):
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| TCOP Leaders M. Iqbal Shuja, Choudhry Muhammad Nawaz, Miss Tasneem-un-Nisa, Kishwar Bashir took part in this celebration organized by Social welfare department, Govt. of Sindh. Miss Tasneem-un-Nisa delivered lecture on the Topic “Investing in Women and Girls” which was much appreciated by the audience. |
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Documents Dispatched To Honorable Prime Minister of Pakistan and Education Ministers of all The Provinces:
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An open letter to Honorable Prime Minister of Pakistan containing some suggestions in regard to “Good Governance” and solving issues pertaining to teachers and education.
Suggestions for new education policy.
Freedom of Association Pamphlet.
Postcard under the littleof “An Appeal to Prime Minister of Pakistan containing some demands”.
TCOP activities reflection Magazine. |
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Training of Women Trade Union Leaders II Phase on 21-22 April 2008:
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Miss. Tasneem-un-Nisa
Mrs. Samina Gul
Miss. Ayesha Malik
Miss. Rehana Kausar
Miss. Lalarukh
Miss. Asma Ahmed |
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Sincerely
M. IQBAL SHUJA
Secretary General TCOP |
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Activity Report
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Letters to Finance Ministers & Secretaries:
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| A letter was written to Federal and Provincials’ Finance Ministers and secretaries containing of demand for 50% enhancement in pay 50% in Medical allowance and 45% increase in conveyance allowance for Teachers of all caches.
A Letter was written to EDSEO to redress and settled the grievances facing Balochistan Teachers these days due to interference of so-called Teachers’ Leaders and Social Workers.
Affiliates campaign for enhancement of pay and allowances. TCOP affiliates of all the provinces staged protest around assemblies press club and education offices and press releases were also issued to news papers in support of their struggle from TCOP Head Office.
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Codes of Ethic / Conduct:
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| Codes of ethic or conduct rules are being framed in the light of Teachers’ Leaders’ opinion, which will be presented to all the secretaries of education departments, specially to secretary of education govt. of Sindh as per his requirement of pre-condition for uplifting Ban on Associations. |
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PWF / ILO Seminar:
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| A seminar was organized by PWF (Sindh) on the Topic “Harassment of women workers at work Place”. Female workers were invited to attend the seminar held in Mehran Hotel, Karachi. From TCOP the following Women Teachers attended the same. |
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Mrs. Kishwar Bashir
Mrs. Shoghafta
Lala Rukh
Samina Gul
Aisha Malik |
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Women Day:
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TCOP observed the day on 8th March in the premises of Govt. Girls High School Anjum Colony, where in Mrs. Tasneem, Mrs. Kishwar, Mrs. Qaisar and Mrs. Zeeshan Feroz, presented their Papers on “Women Role in eliminating extremism and terrorism from the society”
On invitation TCOP / PWTC Officials |
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M. Iqbal Shuja
Ch. Muhammad Nawaz
Mrs. Tasneem-un-Nisa
Mrs. Kishwar
Mrs. Najma
Mrs. Zeshan Feroz |
| Attended a Seminar organized by Provincial coordinator social welfare department Govt. of Sindh on 8th March (women day) on the premises of Social Welfare Training Institute. |
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Hamara Karachi Festival
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| As per the City Govt. of Karachi Progarms, TCOP in collaboration with USMS organized Dramas, Tableau, Picture competition, Debates, National songs competition in Lal Qla Grammar School on 15-19 March, 2009. |
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Sports Day
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| TCOP observed sports-day on 10-03-2009. Teachers were invited to participate in sports and games. This was the unique event ever observed by teachers’ organizations in Pakistan. Teachers participated in different sports items and enjoyed greatly. |
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Annual Prize Distribution Functions:
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Annual Prize distribution ceremony of Lal Qila Grammar School North Karachi.
TCOP officials were invited to conduct the function.
Miss. Asma Ahmed (TCOP) was the stage Secretary and M. Iqbal Shuja distributed the Prizes to position holders.
This function was presided over by Mr. Yousuf Jamal, Advisor to Governor Sindh.
Annual Prize distribution Ceremony of Govt. Primary English School Nazimabad and Govt. Boys on 30-03-2009.
These function were also conducted by TCOP and PWTC officials Mrs. Qaiser Jehan (PWTC), Mr. Ikramuddin (TCOP) Mr. Chaudhri Muhammad Nawaz (TCOP) were the prominent coordinators of the programs. |
| M. Iqbal Shuja distributed the Prizes among position holders Mr. Kashif Akhtar, Deputy District Officer President over the function. |
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Press Conference
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| TCOP in collaboration with united school management Front held a press conference in press-club Karachi on 12-03-2009, where in Ali Haider President USMF and M. Iqbal Shuja, Secretary General TCOP, criticized the new exams system and pointed out some malpractices in education department and ignoring teachers’ representation in forming education policies and planning’s. |
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Press Release
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Press release issued, demanding 25% Teachers’ son / daughter quota in new appointments / recruitment.
Press release issued, thanking Sindh govt. for uplifting Ban from Teachers’ Association.
Press release issued on Sad Demise of Jamil Ahmed Khan Ex- President Govt. and Nationalized Schools Teachers Association.
Press release issued, condemning terrorism extremism and Burning Girls Schools in Swat. |
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Letters Written
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Letter written to Peer Mazhar-ul-Haque Education and Senior Minister Govt. of Sindh thanking him for uplifting ban from Teachers’ Association.
Letter written to Chief Minister Govt. of Sindh for allotting 25% quota for Teachers son and daughters in new appointments. |
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Achievements:
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| Notification released in this regard vide circular referring No. SO(E-1) 4(94)1991/2009. |
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Letter written to all affiliates of TCOP to keep stick vigilance on terrorist and extremists. Save students and teachers from evil, heinous and inhuman attacks of culprits on innocent people.
Letter written to all affiliates for starting regular, membership of their own Association and some dues so collected be sentto TCOP centre.
Letter written all affiliates to submit month-wise activity report of their association. |
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Letters
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| Letters were written to Education Ministers and Chief Ministers all the Provinces for fixing 25% quota in appointments of Teachers Children.
Letters were written to Finance / Social Welfare, Human Rights Ministers to provide financial relief and concession on all the many spending items to retired teachers and officers of education depts.
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Press Releases Issued on
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Fixing 25% quota for teachers’ son / daughters in teaching staff appointments.
On Teachers Status.
On Teachers and children day.
Condolence for expiring teachers’ leaders.
One earth quake victims in Balochistan.
Criticism on new exam taking system announced by the Inter Boards Committee. |
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Amendments in Constitution
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Steering Committee:
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| After consulting affiliates a steering committee was constituted comprising the following Executive Boards Officials and was confirmed in General Council Session held in Islamabad on 23-24 December, 2009. |
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From NWFP Province
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Shabbir Ahmed (Chairman)
Haji Muzamil Khan Turnabi
Syed Mushtaq Hussain Shah
Miss. Rukhsana Parveen
Mrs. Nazakat Kulsoom
Azram Khan Jadoon |
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From Punjab Province
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Hafiz Abdul Nasir
Hafiz Ghulam Mohiuddin
Ch. Ghulam Nabi
Malik Muhammad Sarwar
Mrs. Masooma Saeed
Miss. Samia Munir Butt
Rana Altaf Hussain
Ahmed Naved Noor |
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From Balochistan Province
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Muhammad Niaz Baloch
Muhammad Jahanzaib
Nighat Firdous
Rana ghulam Rasool
Abdul Rehman
Ummer Shah |
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From Sindh Province
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Muhammad Iqbal Shuja (Secretary)
Ch. Muhammad Nawaz
Wali Muhammad Intizar Chalgiri
Mrs. Qaiser Jehan
Mrs. Zeeshan Feroz
Miss. Tasneem-un-Nisa
Madam Lala Rukh Baqi
M. Arshad Khan
S. Asim Ali
Farzand Ali
S. Musarat Ali Shah |
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From FATA
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Mr. Abdul Jaleel Afridi
Mr. Shah Jahan
Mr. Muhammad Tayyab |
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Chief Organizer:
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| Post inserted in Article 12 after passing and adopting in General Council Session held on December, 2007, Syed Mushtaq Hussain Bukhari elected as Chief Organizer by the Councillors. |
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Chief Coordinator and Coordinators:
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| Posts of Chief Coordinator and Provencal Coordinators inserted in Article-12 after passing and adopting in General Council Session held in December, 2007. |
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Posts & Names of Officials Elected by General Councillors
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| Coordinator |
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Chief Coordinator |
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Punjab |
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Provincial Coordinator |
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Punjab |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Azram Khan Jadoon |
NWFP |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Wali M. Intizar Chalgari |
Sindh |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Mrs. Sabiha Khanam |
Balochsitan |
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Provincial Coordinator |
Muhammad Tayyab |
FATA |
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Patron Board:
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| After consulting and taking decision in general council session held on 23-24 December, 2009 a Patron Board has been constituted and inserted in Article 12 TCOP Constitution. |
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TCOP Patron’s Board
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| S.No. |
Name |
Affiliate Association |
Contact |
| 1 |
Mr. Muzammil Khan Turnabi |
President ATA (NWFP) |
0333-9551266 |
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Mr. Ahsan ullah Khan |
President Workers Employees Bilateral Council of Pakistan |
021-35077701 |
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Mr. Muhammad Ahmed |
Chairman Pakistan Workers Federation (Ax Affiliate of ICFTU) |
0300-8280497 |
| 4 |
Mr. Zia Awan Advocate |
President Lawyers for Human Right and Legal Aid |
021-5219902 |
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Mr. Zahoor Awan |
Dy. General Secretary PWF |
0306-5567833 |
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Legal Committee Nominated by Central Executive Board as per
TCOP Constitution
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| S.No. |
Name |
Affiliate Association |
Contact |
| 1 |
Mrs. Lala Rukh Baqi
(Chairperson) |
Private School Teachers Association Sindh |
0300-2313189 |
| 2 |
Dr. Muhammad Sarwar
(Member) |
Punjab Municipal Schools Teachers’ Association |
042-72108
0333-4230820 |
| 3 |
Hafiz Abdul Nasir
(Secretary |
Senior Staff Association Punjab |
7357091 |
| 4 |
Choudhri Mohd. Yasin (Member) |
Punjab Teachers’ union |
0300-4484327 |
| 5 |
Farzand Ali
(Member) |
Govt. & Nationalized Schools Teachers’ Association Karachi |
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Credential Committee Nominated by Central Executive Board as per
TCOP Constitution
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| S.No. |
Name |
Affiliate Association |
Contact |
| 1 |
Rukhsana Perveen
(Chairman) |
Paksitan Women Teachers’ Council |
0304-9082799 |
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Rana Altaf
(Secretary) |
Muslim Teachers’ Federation |
0300-7188904 |
| 3 |
Mrs. Zeshan Feroz
(Member) |
Senior Teaching Staff Association PWTC |
0300-2332088 |
| 4 |
Niaz Baloch
(Member) |
Watan Teachers’ Association Balochistan |
0334-2412814 |
| 5 |
Syed Wajid Hussain
(Member) |
Punjab Teachers Union |
0322-6244353 |
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Research and Education Committee
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| S.No. |
Name |
Affiliate Association |
Contact |
| 1 |
Arshad Khan
(Chairman) |
Servant of Education Society |
0300-2284941 |
| 2 |
Syed M. Wazir Zaidi
(Secretary) |
Senior Teaching Staff Association Karachi |
021-6326235 |
| 3 |
Abdul Jalil Afridi
(Member) |
Senior Teaching Staff Association FATA |
0301-5924039 |
| 4 |
Syed Agha Umer Shah
(Member) |
Watan Teaching Association Balochistan |
0300-3853140 |
| 5 |
Azran Khan Jadoon
(Member) |
Primary School Teacher Association NWFP |
0306-8163105 |
| 6 |
Miss. Tasneem-un-Nisa
(Member) |
Senior Teaching Staff Association Karachi |
021-6993625 |
| 7 |
Mrs. Qaiser Jehan
(Member) |
Paksitan Women Teaching Council |
0300-2561034 |
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Yours Sincerely
M. IQBAL SHUJA
Secretary General
TCOP |
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Think Tank
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| Comprising Genius educationist of Pakistan Prof. Anwar Ahmed Zai Educational Writer |
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Professor Haroon Rashid Ex. Director of Colleges
Prof. Khawaja Qammer ul hasan, Ex. Principal govt. City College
Prof. Tasaduq Hussian Qureshi, Ex. Head of the Dept. Biology Dept. College Nazimabad
Mohd. Arshad Khan, Dy. Education Officer
Kashif
Miss. Tasneem-un-Nisa, H.M. Govt. Higher Secondary School, Anjam Colony Karachi.
M. iqbal Shuja, Ex. Educaiton Officer Baldia Town
Ch. Muhammad Nawaz
S. Mushtaq Hussain Shah, Ex. Head master Govt. School Peshawar
Shabbir Ahmed
Fazal Mannan Khan, Director Educaiton FATA
Dr. Salahuddin, Renowned Educationist
Jahanzeb
Niaz Baloch, H.M. Middle School Balochistan
Umar Shah
Hafiz Abdul Nasir, H.M
Ghulam Nabi, Ex. H.M. Municipal School Faisalabad
Hafiz Mohiuddin
Mrs. Lala Rukh, Principal Civic Grammar School Nazimabad, Karachi
Miss. Sabiha Mujahid, Counsilling & Guidance Officer Escort School N. Karachi.
Zafar Ullah Khan, General Secretary Chamber of Education Peshawar. |
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Brief Suggestions for New Education Policy 2009
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| To evaluate the standard of education “NORMS” should be scaled at all levels and stages of education. |
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Aims of Education
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At Primary Stage
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Development of all aspects of child’ personality i.e. moral, physical, mental.
Equipment with Basic knowledge and skills for preparing him for further education.
Development of Habits or industry, Integrity and curiocity.
Awakening for physical activity i.e. sports and games.
Infuse spirit of patriotism and Islamic values. |
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At Secondary level or Stage
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Development of the child i.e. as an individual.
As a loyal and responsible citizen
As a hard skilled worker
Enabling them to understand the values of social progress and scientific inventions.
Preparing them for participating in useful economic activities. |
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At College & University level or stage
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To prepare young for bearing responsibilities of leadership in political, social and economical fields as a specialist.
To train master mind, policy-maker and skilled workmen to carry out the schemes relating to education promotion, fair administration in all other fields to achieve the goals and targets fixed for national prosperity. |
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Aims of Distinct Stage or Specialized Fields
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Engineering Education (Aims)
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To inspire student to use local raw materials and to develop new techniques appropriate to our conditions.
To develop in student a creative and imaginative approach to their chosen professions, a strong professional consciousness, a profound sense of personal honour and integrity and qualities of community leadership. |
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Agricultural Education (Aims)
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To promote high sense of vocation.
To make the student able to apply modern knowledge and techniques to our agricultural development problems.
To promote qualities of leadership imagination and personal integrity. |
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Commercial Education (Aims)
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To produce
a. skilled clerical workers;
b. supervisory personnel who can interpret the policy requirements of the management and
c. executives well conversant with economic and commercial principals and able to frame policy for production and development.
To arise interest and sharpen memory in the elective subjects chosen as per their aptitudes.
To inculcate in them the spirit of perfectness, readiness and commitment to their tasks and jobs. |
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Medical Education (Objectives)
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To improve the quality of medical education.
Preparation of doctors, nurses and technician as per local needs and requirements.
Inculcate the spirit of selfless services to the nation.
To improve professional skills by providing suitable environment and feasible facilities in research work, surgery and medical sciences. |
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Vocational Education (Objectives)
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To improve vocational competency.
To prepare local people for adopting vocation in accordance with the local needs.
To infuse vocational skills to make them capable to earn livelihood by hard working and with honesty of purpose for their family members and for themselves even. |
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Stages of Educational Process
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Primary Stage
From Class-1 to Class-IV :
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Elementary Stage
Form Class-V to Class-VIII :
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Higher Secondary stage
From Class-IX to Class-XII
College Stage
From Class-XIII to Class-XIV
University Education Stage
Master Degree
Doctorate Degree |
4 years duration
4 years duration
4 years duration
2 years duration
2 years duration
2 years duration
2 years duration |
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Specification of Schools and Colleges
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| Schools and colleges should be specified as under: |
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Primary Schools for general education.
Separate elementary secondary and colleges for specific field of education.
Arts School for Arts subjects only.
Science School for science subjects only.
Commerce school for commerce subjects only.
Arts colleges for Arts subjects.
Science College for science subjects.
Commerce college for commerce subjects.
Law college for law subjects only |
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Administration: Restructure School Side
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| One window operation in necessary for time saving and early disposal of all cases following steps to be taken in this regard. |
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Abolish all district and DEO / ADEO
Establish one Regional Directorate in each Region headed by Regional Director of Schools / Colleges Grade-20 who will work in collaboration with the following officers: |
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Deputy Director for Primary School’s
Deputy Director for Secondary / Elementary Schools Administration
Deputy Director for Technical vocational schools,
Deputy Director for Finances of 19 Grade
Deputy Director (Female) of 19 Grade
Deputy Director for Planning 19 Grade
Deputy Director for Private Schools 19 Grade
Deputy Director for Physical Activities 19 Grade |
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Each will have 3 Assistant Directors – 18 Grade and one establishment – 17 grade, Assistant – 16 Grade, Senior Clerks – 14 Grade, Junior Clerks, 12 grade |
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Inspectorate |
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Establish a Regional Inspectorate headed by Inspector of Schools of 19 grade in each Region who will work under the supervision of Director of schools in collaboration with the following officers: |
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Deputy Inspector of Schools of Grade 18 for Primary
Deputy Inspector of School of Grade 18 for Elementary / Higher Secondary Schools
Deputy Inspector of Schools for technical and vocational schools of grade 18.
Deputy Inspector for Private Schools’ inspection |
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Each Deputy Inspector will have 3 Assistant Inspectors of 17 grade.
Each will have establishment division; containing Supt. Assistant & Senior Clerk / Junior Clerk |
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Each will have 3 Assistant Directors – 18 Grade and one establishment – 17 grade, Assistant – 16 Grade, Senior Clerks – 14 Grade, Junior Clerks, 12 grade |
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Function of the Inspectorate |
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Inspection of the schools.
Conducting examination of IV & VIII classes
Countersigning of ACR of teachers
Issue directives for promoting education and affective teaching
Supply teaching aids
Acquaint teachers with latest and modern teaching methods
Hold refresher courses for improving teaching skills
Report and suggest disciplinary actions against inefficient teachers to Director of schools. |
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Councelling and Guidance officer |
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Councelling and guidance is a back bone of modern education system,
It should be introduced from the very grass root level i.e. form primary education
In each secondary / elementary school there should be one guidance officer of Grade 17 with distinctive power and responsibilities. |
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Each will have 3 Assistant Directors – 18 Grade and one establishment – 17 grade, Assistant – 16 Grade, Senior Clerks – 14 Grade, Junior Clerks, 12 grade |
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There should be one Chief Councilling & Guidance Officer of Grade 18.
He should be assisted by: |
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Assistant Councilling and Guidance Officer of Grade 17 to deal with primary side,
Assistant Councilling & Guidance Officer of Grade 17 for secondary / elementary side
Assistant Councelling & Guidance Officer of grade 17 for vocational and technical side
One Registrar for conducting Examinations of IV & VIII classes. |
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| Required staff and relevant administrative staff be provided to Registrar for official workings, |
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| Functions and responsibilities of Registrar should be as under: |
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To hold examination of Class V & VIII annually.
To do statistic work and to issue permissions of any sorts,
Suggest courses of study and career to the students in the light of annual results,
To coordinate the activities and programmings in respect of councilling and guidance services rendering by the unit (school) guidance officers.
To prepare attitude tests for guiding the students for their further study and in choosing career.
Setting of examination papers for class IV & Class VIII and conducting annual examinations |
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Boards of Examination |
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| Abolish all boards and setup only one board in each region:
Chairman should be the head of the board who will work in collaboration with: |
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Deputy Chairman for Secondary & Higher Secondary schools for science subjects examination.
Deputy Chairman for Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools and institutions for technical and vocational subjects examination.
Deputy Chairman for Secondary & Higher Secondary schools for arts subjects examination,
Controller of Examination for coordinating and supervising the works and activities of the assistant controllers of respective sections.
Assistant Controller of Examinations for Science subjects examination, |
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Assistant Controller for Technical subjects examination.
Assistant Controller for Arts subject examinations
Assistant Controller of Finances to deal with financial matters. |
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| Secretariat |
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There should be one Secretariat headed by Secretary for secretarial works, who will work in cooperation with: |
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Assistant Secretary for Administration
Assistant Secretary for Finances
Assistant Secretary for Permission
Assistant Secretary for Research work
Assistant Secretary for Sports & games
Assistant Secretary for Recognition of private schools |
| provide staff to all Secretary and Assistant Secretaries such as Superintendent , Senior Clerks, Junior Clerks and PA to the Officers. |
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Councelling and Guidance Officer |
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There should be one councelling and Guidance officer who will work in collaboration with:
Assistant Councelling & Guidance Officer for Arts and General Groups and for Science and Technical & Vocational groups.
Functions of the Councelling & Guidance Officer should be to analyze the results, keep examination results, record suggest profession as career to the student and further study courses as well. |
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Sxamination System |
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| For Primary Stage |
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Class I to Class III Examination should be conducted by school management.
Class IV examination should be conducted by Councelling & Guidance Officer at Inspectorate Office. |
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| Class V to Class VII examinations should be conducted by school management under supervision of Councelling & Guidance Officer working in the school. |
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| Class VIII examination should be conducted by Councelling & Guidance Officer working at Inspectorate Office. |
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| Class IX to X examinations should be conducted by the BSE under supervision of Councelling & Guidance Officer, working in the respective Board. |
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| Class XI and XII examination should be conducted by respective Boards under Councelling & Guidance Officer working. |
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| M.E., B.E., and MBBS 4 years course / examination should be conducted by the respective university. |
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| B.A., B.Sc., B.Com and Law examinations of 2 years course including M.A., M.Sc. of each category should be conducted by the University. |
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Admission |
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| Admission in primary schools should be as usual procedure, |
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| Admission in V Class should be done on the recommendation of Councilling & Guidance Officer sitting in Inspectorate Office, |
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| Admission in IX class should be done following the list provided by the Councelling & Guidance Officer of Inspectorate Office, |
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| Admission in Technical & professional and Arts / Commerce colleges should be done in accordance with the recommendations by the Councelling and Guidance Officer of respective Boards. |
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| Admission in University should be done on passing degree examination at least in 2nd division. |
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Duration of Courses |
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| Primary |
4 Years 1 to IV Classes |
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| Elementary |
4 Years V to VIII Classes |
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| Secondary |
4 Years IX to XII Classes |
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| B.A., B.Com, B.Sc.
M.Sc., M.Com |
2 Years each |
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| MBBS, B.E. |
4 years after passing XII Classes |
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| Law |
2 years after passing degree class in
2nd Division. |
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| Training College |
2 Years passing degree class in 2nd Division. |
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Course of Study (Curriculum)
at Primary Level |
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| I to III Class subjects Basic Math, mother language, Islamiat (Oral), General knowledge (Oral) be taught. |
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| In class IV subject Math, English, National language, Basic Science, Social studies and Quranic Nazra should be taught. |
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| In rest of all stages as usual according to classification of school and college. |
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| Syllabus should be according to local needs and earning oriented. |
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| Erode discrimination in subjects in different schools, similarity to be proved throughout. |
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| Abolish all Text Books Board and encourage private personnels or management to provide books as recommended by Secretariat selection committee. |
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| Syllabus committee be setup to approve books prescribed in syllabus at National and Provincial level. |
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Duration of Courses |
| The minimum qualification for admission to training courses for teachers at various stages of education should be as follows: |
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| Teachers for Class I to IV |
Inter 2nd Division |
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| Teachers for Class V to VIII |
B.A., B.Com, 2nd Division |
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| Teachers for Class IX to XII |
M.A., M.Sc., M.Com 2nd Division |
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| Teachers for degree classes |
Post Graduate |
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| Teachers for University |
Post Graduate & Ph.D |
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Duration of Training Course |
| The duration of the training courses for teachers of different stages of education should be as follows: |
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| Teachers for Class I to IV |
1 Years (PTC) |
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| Teachers for Class V to VIII |
1 Years (ETC) |
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| Teachers for Class IX to XII |
2 Years (B.Ed) |
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| Teachers for degree classes |
6 months |
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| Teachers for University |
6 months |
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In Service Training |
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For in service training an education Extension Centre should be established in all regions.
Refresher course of short term in summer vacations should be arranged to impart latest teaching techniques to the in service teachers, inspectors, head masters and administrative staff at least once in 2 years.
Training period should be for one month at least.
Attendance of the training course should be allowed one month leaves at their credit, if it is held in summer vacation.
They should also be awarded certificate for training under gone.
Attendance period should be entered in service books and leaves may be accounted in their credit in leave statement. |
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Salaries and Fringe Benefits |
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The teachers should receive a scale of salary consistent with their responsibilities, functions and status in national life.
Scales are proposed as under: |
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PST 12 Scale 33% selection grade 14 scale
EST 14 Scale 33% selection grade 16 scale
HST 17 Scale 33% selection grade 18 scale
Lecturer 18 scale 33% selection grade 20 scale
Assistant Professor 19 Scale 33% selection grade – 21 scale
Professors 20 scale 33% selection grade 22 scale |
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Move over to next scale in all scales be allowed without any stay.
Increments ratio be enhanced in all scales.
On acquiring higher qualification beside requisite qualification 3 increments be allowed to all categories of teachers in each extra or additional qualification. |
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To face the challenges of the day to day price hike and to maintain social status in the society teachers should be allowed to enjoy the fringe benefits as under: |
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Medical allowance
House Rent
Conveyance allowance
Hill / Desert allowance |
45% of the basic pay
40% of the basic pay
35% of the basic pay
45% of the basic pay |
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Recreation allowance be restored and one month pay be given in the summer vacation to teachers once in 3 years.
In serious disease / illness, teachers their children be given chance to go abroad for treatment on government expenses.
Services hospital be established in all the districts for easy approach to the teachers.
25% Quota in appointments be fixed for teachers’ children. |
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Medium of Instruction |
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Teachers for Class I to IV Mother languages
Teachers for Class V to VIII Urdu English
Teachers for Class IX to XII Urdu English
in colleges and universities English, Urdu |
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Enrolment per class
Enrolment of the student should not exceed from 35 to 40 students in all the classes from primary education to higher educating. |
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Size of Class
As per principal of school’s administration size of each class should be 4 x 4 (feet) as thus the class room size should be at lest 20’ x 18’. |
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Private Schools |
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Rules and regulations be framed to govern the activities and smooth functioning of privately managed schools.
Schools running on “No Profit No Gain” basic should be exempted from all taxes.
Public and semi-public earning Department, Construction companies, Multi-storied builders, railway department, multinational companies vast productive industries be bound by laws to establish schools under their control for their staff children.
Private school’s management should also be bound to admit 10% of poor intelligent students free from any charge.
Tthey should also be directed to teach subjects approved by the government in all classes.
Supplement books should not be allowed to private schools.
Fee and other charges be fixed in keeping view the standard of living of the localities as such schools situated in the same area should be allowed same rate of fee.
Enhancement of the fee rate applied for should be considered on
a. Receiving no objection from the parent of the student
b. Receiving Income and expenditure statements duly signed by the Registered Auditor.
Fee enhancement committee be formed under Deputy Director comprising two members from private school management nominated by DSE two members from renowned educationalist nominated by Minister of Education or Inspector of school. |
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Recruitment Policy |
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Director of School as Head of Recruitment Committee,
Deputy Director (Administration)
Deputy Director (Primary School)
Councelling & Guidance Officer (Directorate)
Councelling & Guidance Officer (Inspectorate)
Two Nominees by Honourable Minister of Education. |
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| Nature of Committee recommending appointment of all categories to appointing authorities. |
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To advertise the number of posts in popular newspapers,
Collect application from candidates,
Prepare list of applicants,
Fixing the date of tests and informing candidates by written letters at their addresses.
Fixing date of interview for passing candidates and informing them by written letters at their addresses.
Holding interview of the test qualifying candidates as per interview marks chart as under:
. Name of Candidate
. Father’s Name of candidate
. Qualification marks
| No. Allocation Division Wise |
SSC |
HSC |
Bachelor Degree |
Master Degree |
Training |
Personality |
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CT |
B.ED |
A1 – 25
A – 20
B – 15
C – 10
D – 5 |
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Finally to communicate a list of selected candidates to the appointing authorities.
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Appointing authority will issue offer letters to the selected candidates.
After receiving their acceptance and relevant documents the appointing authority will issue proper appointment letters.
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Appointment of College Teachers should be through Public Service Commission.
Appointment of University Teachers should be as usual. |
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Re-Employment or Retired Teachers and Officers of Education Department |
| All retired teachers and officers of Education department should be re-appointed on contract basis upto 65 years age fro availing advantage of their teaching and administrative experiences in the development of educational process. |
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Promotions |
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For promotion, seniority list of each cadre and grade be maintained Regional wise.
Promotion should be made on seniority cum fitness basis, |
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Direct Quota Should be Maintained as Usual Manner:
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To curtail the Budget Expenditure on unnecessary administrative staff and departments.
To avoid duplication of work.
To save time in disposing off the urgent letters and information’s.
To ease down-sizing of staff and departments as per government policy.
For timely disposal of office work and setting teacher’s matters well in time.
To avoid administrative implications arising out from the office workings at different level of administration.
For easy approach and contact of officers with each other.
For promoting educational process and attaining educational objectives successfully as required.
To erode Financial Implications.
To overcome Financial difficulties and cutting size of Budget to be incurred in Non-Productive activates and in Social field like education. |
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M. IQBAL SHUJA
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