It is true that more than 4000 schools are vacant for principal post and even the majority of principlas who are currently working in schools are politically appointed without propr qualifications. The Government called applications for Principal Grade 2-II & Grade III Exams in 2005 and they were held in 2006. The most unfortunate thing happend was that the MoE wanted to give appointments to their political supporters together with those who passed th written exam. As a result, those who passed the exam are still waiting for their suspended appointments to be reactivated, while the Supreme court has given a decision to appoint the candidates who scored mor than 155 marks @ the written exam. The MoE is still sleeping. Out of 323 National schools, 86 National schools are running without principals. Media are criticizing the lethgic behaviour of the Minister of Education everyday….. H.E President… We appeal you … Please tke a prompt action against this
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[Extracted from the report “A Strategic Plan for the Department of Examination” Prepared by Committee of Experts for Reforming the Department of Examination appointed by the Minister for Education dated December 2017.] The Department of Examination is perhaps the government department with the most impact on society in Sri Lanka.
Download Plan : Sinhala English A Strategic Plan for the Department of Examination for implementation in 2018-2019 was prepared by Committee of Experts to review examinations and evaluation system and roles and functions of the Department of Examinations to make recommendations for improving the quality and standards of testing and evaluation systems in Sri Lanka appointed by the Secretary for Education by letter dated April 28, 2017. Members of the Committee Ex-officio: Mr.
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Pavithra
Any way there schools carried on unsuitable administrations by principals. We need more principals with in good educated and had experienced ones..
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It is true that more than 4000 schools are vacant for principal post and even the majority of principlas who are currently working in schools are politically appointed without propr qualifications. The Government called applications for Principal Grade 2-II & Grade III Exams in 2005 and they were held in 2006. The most unfortunate thing happend was that the MoE wanted to give appointments to their political supporters together with those who passed th written exam. As a result, those who passed the exam are still waiting for their suspended appointments to be reactivated, while the Supreme court has given a decision to appoint the candidates who scored mor than 155 marks @ the written exam. The MoE is still sleeping. Out of 323 National schools, 86 National schools are running without principals. Media are criticizing the lethgic behaviour of the Minister of Education everyday….. H.E President… We appeal you … Please tke a prompt action against this
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[Extracted from the report “A Strategic Plan for the Department of Examination” Prepared by Committee of Experts for Reforming the Department of Examination appointed by the Minister for Education dated December 2017.] The Department of Examination is perhaps the government department with the most impact on society in Sri Lanka.
Strategic Plan for the Department of Examination of Sri Lanka, 2017
Download Plan : Sinhala English A Strategic Plan for the Department of Examination for implementation in 2018-2019 was prepared by Committee of Experts to review examinations and evaluation system and roles and functions of the Department of Examinations to make recommendations for improving the quality and standards of testing and evaluation systems in Sri Lanka appointed by the Secretary for Education by letter dated April 28, 2017. Members of the Committee Ex-officio: Mr.
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