LAHORE: The Punjab government has started the process for the recruitment of nearly 3,500 lecturers for the government colleges, Secretary Higher Education Nadeem Mehboob said Tuesday.
In a statement, the secretary said that the government has requested the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) for the recruitment of teachers.
Nadeem Mehboob said the vacant posts would be filled in phases and the PPSC has been approached by the education department for the recruitment of 2,691 female and 732 male lecturers in the public sector colleges.
The request was made after a summary to this effect was approved by the chief minister's office, he added.
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