Nationalization of the non-government primary or secondary or higher secondary institutions is a continuous development project of the present Awami League led government. It deserves appreciation from all walks of life. We, the officers of general education cadre, are not against this ongoing process.
Rather, we welcome the government for taking necessary steps to nationalize some institutions. More than three hundreds non-government colleges would be nationalized within the shortest possible time.
It is ok. There is absolutely nothing wrong. We would feel happier if all the educational institutions were nationalized.
But we who belong to BCS education cadre have only one objection. Government should not allow any more absorption in education cadre.
Nationalization of the teachers and absorption of them in cadre service are two different issues. A BCS cadre officer had to go a long way and suffer a lot for facing the Public Service Comission (PSC). S/he had to pass many sleepless nights to overcome preliminary test, written exams, viva-voce and finally medical test and police investigation. In some cases, s/he had to sit for the BCS exam several times. After winning the stiff battle, s/he becomes a cadre officer.
On the contrary, a non-government college teacher is appointed just by passing facing a test taken by Non-government Teachers Rregistration and Certification Authority (NTRCA). It is known to all that some teachers donate more than one million taka for their recruitments. Local political leaders and the managing committee also try to influence their recruitment process.
Why and how can a cadre officer and a nationalized teacher be given equal opportunity whereas they are appointed through two different ways?
Last but not the least, nobody should any longer be allowed to become a cadre officer without sitting for BCS exam.
Rather, we welcome the government for taking necessary steps to nationalize some institutions. More than three hundreds non-government colleges would be nationalized within the shortest possible time.
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| Source: News BD (02/07/2017) |
It is ok. There is absolutely nothing wrong. We would feel happier if all the educational institutions were nationalized.
But we who belong to BCS education cadre have only one objection. Government should not allow any more absorption in education cadre.
Nationalization of the teachers and absorption of them in cadre service are two different issues. A BCS cadre officer had to go a long way and suffer a lot for facing the Public Service Comission (PSC). S/he had to pass many sleepless nights to overcome preliminary test, written exams, viva-voce and finally medical test and police investigation. In some cases, s/he had to sit for the BCS exam several times. After winning the stiff battle, s/he becomes a cadre officer.
On the contrary, a non-government college teacher is appointed just by passing facing a test taken by Non-government Teachers Rregistration and Certification Authority (NTRCA). It is known to all that some teachers donate more than one million taka for their recruitments. Local political leaders and the managing committee also try to influence their recruitment process.
Why and how can a cadre officer and a nationalized teacher be given equal opportunity whereas they are appointed through two different ways?
Last but not the least, nobody should any longer be allowed to become a cadre officer without sitting for BCS exam.
Written by
Lecturer, English
Sadarpur Govt College, Faridpur
