Dear Arpit
Educational field is always an escape goat whenever allocation of financial
resources is concerned.
In Maharashtra, Teachers are appointed as shikshan sevaks for initial three
years and then they are paid the regular scales which are decent enough and at
par with government employees.
However, appointments of teachers in Maharashtra even in government granted
schools and even appointments of lecturers are mostly done by way of trade. I
mean posts are, more often than not, bought and sold.
This is so for able-bodied, situation is much worse for blind.
I can not understand why government authorities including UGC which conduct
national level qualifying test for lectureship, do not make appointments
themselves instead of leaving it to managements of individual institutions.
Anyway, coming to your case, have you tried to clear NET in Hindi?
Why have you not done regular B.ED?
Or why don't you do the same even now?
You may do B.ED. by correspondence course as it is allowed for serving teachers.
That will make you eligible for teaching job up to senior secondary level.
Now, I am afraid without regular B.ED., you can not apply for middle school
high school or junior college teachers job, and without NET you can not apply
for Senior college job.
Without D.ED. you can not apply for primary teachers job as well.
I am not discouraging you, but why don't you acquire regular teaching
qualifications. Courses from Hadley school are not relevant for teaching job in
India.
In kendriya vidyalaya, some vacancies for Hindi teacher's post are reserved for
VH almost every year. Do apply for it, sometimes for PGT, they don't require
B.ED., sometimes they do. FOR TGT, it is a must.
Or else, do try other fields as suggested by other AI members.
Ultimately, don't lose hope and what you already have.
Sorry for being so blunt!!!
Regards
"Perhaps our role on this planet is not to worship God-- but to create Him."
--Arthur C. Clarke
(Rajesh Asudani)
Assistant General Manager,
Reserve Bank of India
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Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 9:51 PM
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Dear Arpit Jain,
I feel really sorry for the pay scales in MP. There has been a pay
revision in AP very recently and the teachers in AP are being paid
very handsomely now. But I'm not sure whether you can apply for a job
in other states. Your age is an important factor. If that permits,
why don't you try for a central government job, SSC and RRB have
announced their recruitments recently. You can apply for bank exams
also.
Coming to your case, don't know whether all these are possible, but a
few suggestions;
1. Why don't you take up tuitions in Hindi in the evenings and mornings.
2. Get yourself acquainted with some skills like medical
transcription and similar ones during summers and take it up as a part
time job during evenings and mornings.
3. You said you're good at singing. If you are really proficient in
music, you can take up music classes.
But remember one thing, you're feeling for your low pay. Majority of
blind people in India are still unemployed. Something is better than
nothing. Don't take any decission in haste.
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G. Vamshi
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On 3/18/10, Subramani L <lsubram...@deccanherald.co.in> wrote:
> I am astounded both by your qualification, abilities and wonderful
> communication. Getting a good break is just a matter of time. I shall
> let you know if I come across any good opportunities. Stay cheerful and
> keep going.
>
> Subramani
>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in
> [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Arpit Jain
> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 8:40 PM
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: [AI] save a teacher by your valuable suggestions
>
> Being a teacher in a mainstream school, I have been receiving very less
> salary. In MP we the Samvida teachers of grade 2 are receiving only
> RS.3,500 ohnly per month. Everybody knows that this is not sufficient
> for a singal man's bread and butter. Most of us have our family also.
>
> Therefore, my friends, please tell me about the payscale of teachers of
> govt. Schools in your states. May we apply for the same job in other
> states? Is there any prohibition for applying? I have many skills like:
>
> Good command over Braille,
> Good knowledge and interest in science
> Good knowledge of computer and typing
> Great interest in social science
> I am working on creation of tactile maps
> I know some HTML
> Good knowledge of abacus
> I can sing and teach prayers and motivation songs
> knowledge of current affairs
>
> My qualification:
>
> M.A (in Hindi literature with 68 per cent),
> B.Ed in special education (in vision impairment),
> 18 Certificate courses from The Hadley School for the Blind,
>
> I am unable to understand what should I do! I can not leave this job
> because this is a government job and without it there will be no self
> respect for me. Another option is to join my father's and brother's
> business. They are not agree to have me as a resource for their venture.
> They think that their work is not doable for a blind person.
>
> Friends, Please suggest me the right way, and only you can save a
> teacher to become something wrong. Everybody comes to do something and
> to earn something. I want to do a respectful job that can provide
> tension free bread and butter to my family.
> Regards,
> Arpit jain..
> Mobile: 9425919856
>
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