LAHORE: The Punjab School Education Department has issued new instructions regarding the transfer of teachers, making it clear that no transfer will be allowed until the academic session is completed.
According to the education department, orders have been issued to ensure strict implementation of the e-Transfer Policy 2024.
The education department says that under the new policy, only those teachers who have completed at least three years in their current appointment will be eligible for transfer.
This move aims to create stability in the education system and prevent students from being affected.
The instructions issued by the department further state that teachers wishing to transfer must complete all their academic and administrative responsibilities before applying.
These responsibilities include preparing examination results, timely declaration of results and holding parent-teacher meetings.
According to the education department, teachers will have to obtain a regular certificate from their respective head teachers to confirm that they have completed their responsibilities.
The instructions have clarified that without this certificate, no teacher’s transfer request will be approved nor will they be dismissed from their current posting.
The School Education Department has warned that in case of violation of the e-transfer policy, the concerned District Education Officer (DEO) will be responsible and action can be taken against him.
The Education Department has directed all Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) across the province to ensure complete and effective implementation of the e-transfer policy and take any violation seriously.
Officials say that the aim of these measures is to maintain continuity in educational activities and prevent educational loss of students.
According to the Education Department, the new instructions have been implemented immediately and all the concerned officers have been informed in this regard.
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