GTU ignored requests for input on teacher vacancies

-Chief Education Officer

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The Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) did not respond to two requests for its input on the teacher vacancy list for the 2012, according to Chief Education Officer Olato Sam.

In a letter to GTU President Colin Bynoe, prompted by the union’s claim that it was not consulted before the teaching vacancy list was published, Sam said it was “untrue” to accuse the Education Ministry and the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) of doing their own thing …..

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