Under the Samagra Shiksha programme, the government of Tamil Nadu will hire 8,209 administrators-cum-instructors to work in the high-tech laboratories of government schools for a duration of five years.
The Project Director of Samagra Shiksha has instructed all district educational officers in Tamil Nadu to begin these appointments immediately.
According to a circular from Samagra Shiksha, the administrators will be responsible for operations and maintenance for 60 months. The project will be carried out with the assistance of a private enterprise.
The department has established a two-part selection process for candidates. The first stage is a screening test designed to evaluate soft technical skills using dynamically generated questions. The second stage, a computer-based test, will be administered to those who pass the screening. This test will focus on core skills and academic knowledge and will be monitored to ensure accuracy. The selection process is expected to take place on June 5 in all 38 districts of Tamil Nadu, according to a report by IANS.
These high-tech labs are intended to upgrade the technical infrastructure in government schools, providing students with knowledge of the latest technological advancements. Additionally, the Tamil Nadu government has installed 22,931 smart boards and established 8,209 high-tech labs in government schools.
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