The Education and Human Resource Center has provided guidance to all educational development and coordination units across the country not to charge any fees from newly appointed teachers recommended by the Teacher Service Commission in their appointment letters.
The Center is currently issuing directives, ensuring that teachers recommended for appointment by the Teacher Service Commission are not subjected to any kind of fees.
According to Deepak Sharma, the Executive Director of the Center, after receiving complaints ranging from NPR 700 to 3,000 credited to the district education committees' bank accounts in various districts, the Center has given such guidance.
He stated, 'Any teacher recommended for appointment by the commission should not be charged any fees, and we are providing this directive to all units today. Anyone violating the Education Act will be legally prosecuted.'
