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Teachers in Punjab now have access to an electronic transfer system.

  • April 15, 2022
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Punjab’s Special Education Department (SED) has created an e-transfer policy system, which it describes as a “major step toward digital governance.”


At a ceremony held at the department, SED Minister Ch. Muhammad Ikhlaq officially launched the e-transfer posting policy.


Meanwhile, the request for teacher transfers will be processed during the summer vacations, in accordance with the SED Punjab’s annual plan.


Minister Ikhlaq went on to say that each empty position will be filled based on merit.

 

Source: propakistani.pk

 

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