According to the Principal of Goodridge High School, Davern Fahnbulleh, the exercise is intended “to ensure accountability and qualification” of teachers and enable those on the field to receive their salaries easily.
Fahnbulleh added that when the exercise is completed, government will increase the salaries of principals and teachers.
He told reporters that the exercise will also work in the interest of the teachers as they would be receiving more benefits and help to improve the educational system across the country.
LINA DMW/JGT/TSS/PTK
MOE Issuing Biometric IDs To Public School Teachers
30 June 2015, 10:41 am Written by Decontee M Wesseh
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LINA Bulletin
MOE HR Personnel Displays his biometric ID Card to reports
Photo Credit: MICAT (Togba V. Sumo)
MONROVIA, June 29 (LINA) - The Ministry of Education (MOE) Monday began the issuance of Biometric ID cards to qualified public school teachers at the E. Jonathan Goodridge High School in the Monrovia suburb of Barnersville.
According to the Principal of Goodridge High School, Davern Fahnbulleh, the exercise is intended “to ensure accountability and qualification” of teachers and enable those on the field to receive their salaries easily.
Fahnbulleh added that when the exercise is completed, government will increase the salaries of principals and teachers.
He told reporters that the exercise will also work in the interest of the teachers as they would be receiving more benefits and help to improve the educational system across the country.
LINA DMW/JGT/TSS/PTK