State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Boby Hajjaj announced that from 2028 onward, no untrained teacher will be allowed to teach in any primary classroom in Bangladesh. The policy will apply to all institutions, including government, private, kindergarten, and English-medium schools. He made the statement while addressing a national dialogue on Early Childhood Development Policy jointly organized by Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB), and the Bangladesh ECD Network in Dhaka.
Hajjaj emphasized that true educational progress requires skilled teachers, modern curricula, and joyful learning environments centered on children. He said the government aims to complete curriculum restructuring within one year and pledged to ensure the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) can work independently and free from undue influence. He also stressed that improving teachers’ living standards is essential for raising education quality.
The minister added that the government plans to gradually convert all government primary schools into one-shift institutions, as the current two-shift system limits students’ time and attention.
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