Economic Pressures Lead to KP 4 Day School Week as Punjab Restores Normal Classes

As provinces deal with economic problems the education system in Pakistan keeps changing. Recent events show that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab have different ideas related to school schedules and keeping up with schoolwork. These changes are meant to ease the financial stress while making sure that the students keep learning without any break. The fact…

Economic Pressures Lead to KP Four-Day Week as Punjab Restores Normal Classes

Punjab Government Grants Rs 4000 Holiday Allowance to Teachers for Survey Duties

An important step has been taken with the Punjab government approval of a Rs 4000 holiday allowance for teachers. This allowance is available to teachers who conduct official surveys on Sundays and public holidays. Teachers contributions outside of the classroom are being recognized by the government more and more. This announcement comes during the ongoing…

Punjab Approves Rs 4000 Holiday Allowance for Teachers

Privatization of Colleges Begins in Punjab: Teachers Announce Massive Protests

Punjab education system is going through a major transformation as the government begins to privatize government colleges soon after outsourcing thousands of public schools. This new step has sparked strong reactions from teachers unions, education experts, parents and students.  Punjab education policy has entered a new phase with the move to privatize colleges which has…

Privatization of Colleges Begins in Punjab: Teachers Announce Massive Protests

Regulating Private Academies: Punjab Government Bold Step Toward Quality Education

The Punjab Assembly has made history by stabilizing one of the province fastest growing education sectors.  The Punjab Private Educational Institutions Promotion and Regulation Bill aims to regulate private academies, tuition centers and coaching institutes which have expanded in recent years. This initiative reflects the increasing demand for accountability, transparency and quality standards in field that…

Regulating Private Academies