Government to recruit 30,000 teachers by March next year : PM announces 

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated plans to recruit a total of 30,000 new teachers into the national teaching service by March next year, with 23,000 graduate appointments expected to be finalised within this year.

Addressing the National People’s Power (NPP) women’s convention in Badulla, the Prime Minister detailed the breakdown and roadmap for the phased recruitment drive. Interviews for the recruitment of 23,000 graduate teachers are scheduled to commence on November 20 this year.

She also said that 6,000 diploma holders graduating from Colleges of Education will be recruited into the teaching service by February next year. In addition, she added that holders of Bachelor of Education qualifications will also be appointed, bringing the total of new teacher appointments to 30,000 by March next year. (Eduwire)

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