Para Teacher
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Duties and Responsibilities of Para Teacher, VRP, Siksha Bandhu
Child tracking means tracking students who absent themselves from schools by visiting their houses and meeting their family and trying to bring them back to school.
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Para Teacher, VRP, Siksha Bandhu under Sarba Siksha Abhijan
All Para Teachers, VRP and Siksha Bandhus will now be engaged by the District Project Officer on the basis of the recommendation of a District Level Committee consisting of following members.
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Salary Increment of Para Teachers, Siksha Bandhus
State Government will bear the expenditure if the Government of India stops funding the PBSSM Project before their cessation of engagement attaining 60 years of age.
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Remuneration of Different Contractual Employees of PBSSM
Enhancement of remuneration of different contractual employees of Paschim Banga Sarva Shiksha Mission in State Project Office, District Project Office and Circle Level Resource Centre.
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Revised Remuneration of Contractual Employee under SSA
On attaining 60 years of age or winding up of this project the Para teachers or other contractual employee as shown above will be paid an exgratia Retirement Honorarium of Rs. 1 (One) Lakh only on lump sum basis.
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Duties, Remuneration and Leave of Para Teacher in West Bengal
Para teachers will perform three major duties – (a) Remedial teaching (b) Child tracking (c) Teaching Learning Material (TLM) preparation for activity based learning in School.
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Date of Engagement as VRP of Para Teachers
Length of engagement of re-designated para-teachers for the purpose of granting the benefit of payment of Rs. 1 lakh after attaining the age of 60 years.
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Voluntary Resource Persons redesignated as Para Teacher
The nature of the service conditions of those presently working as VRPs redesignated as Primary level Para Teachers in Govt. aided primary Schools will be at par.
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