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Schools Offer Internship to BEd Students for Running Classes

The Statesman Kolkata

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April 05, 2025

Some schools have started offering internships to the students of BEd colleges here to meet the sudden crisis of teaching staff after the Supreme Court verdict that has scrapped the appointment of dozens of teaching faculties across the South Bengal districts.

- KANCHAN SIDDIQUI

Schools Offer Internship to BEd Students for Running Classes

Some schools have started offering internships to the students of BEd colleges here to meet the sudden crisis of teaching staff after the Supreme Court verdict that has scrapped the appointment of dozens of teaching faculties across the South Bengal districts. Hiring the BEd students as teachers wasn't a practice approved by the state education department. The education department, as was learnt today, might seek explanation from the respective school authorities for such an unappreciated act. The school education department is yet to declare any measures.

MEER VERHALEN VAN The Statesman Kolkata

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