Teacher Transfer Orders Punjab
Teacher Transfer Orders Punjab: In a major development, the Punjab government has issued transfer orders for over 11,000 school teachers across the province. This move is part of the education department’s efforts to ensure the fair distribution of teaching staff and improve the overall efficiency of the education system. The transfer orders were generated online through the SIS (School Information System) app, making the process more transparent and accessible.
Transfer Orders Issued for 11,000 Teachers
The School Education Department Punjab has officially confirmed the issuance of teacher transfer orders for 11,000 teachers across various districts. These transfers were finalized and made available online at 12 noon, allowing teachers to easily check their updated postings.
This mass transfer is part of a regular process aimed at addressing staffing imbalances in schools and fulfilling transfer requests submitted by teachers.
Teachers Can View Orders Through SIS App
Teachers who had applied for transfers can now view their orders through the SIS app. This app-based system has made the process faster, more reliable, and transparent. It eliminates the need for manual paperwork and reduces the chances of any irregularities.
All teachers are advised to log into the SIS portal using their credentials to view and download their transfer orders.
Transfer Process Halted in Four Districts Due to Elections
Despite the large-scale transfers, the Punjab government has temporarily stopped transfers in four districts due to the ongoing election activities. The affected districts are:
- Rahim Yar Khan
- Muzaffargarh
- Faisalabad
- Sargodha
The government has stated that once the election process concludes in these areas, the pending transfer orders will be resumed as per the policy.
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Warning for Surplus Teachers
The School Education Department has clearly stated that surplus teachersthose whose services are no longer required at their current schools—must apply for transfers.
Teachers who fail to submit their applications will face departmental action. Moreover, the department confirmed that all surplus teachers will be forcibly transferred in the next round, regardless of whether they apply or not.
This step aims to ensure that no school is overstaffed while others remain understaffed.
Future Transfer Rounds Planned
The department has assured that another round of teacher transfers will be conducted soon. This will mainly focus on:
- Surplus teachers who didn’t apply earlier
- Remaining cases from districts where transfers were postponed
- Schools with urgent staffing needs
The upcoming round is expected to further streamline the teacher allocation process across Punjab
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