Haryana to appoint counsellors for school students

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Jan 25, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 24

The state government will appoint a counsellor in schools for the counselling of students. These counsellors will be selected from the permanent Post-Graduate Teachers (Psychology) serving in state government schools.

An official spokesperson said the state government had decided to appoint counsellors to resolve problems faced by the school students in their studies. These Post-Graduate Teachers (Psychology) of government schools of the state who had done Diploma in Counselling could apply for the post of a counsellor by February 2.

The spokesperson further said the teachers who had applied for the post in 2020 would also have to apply afresh.

The spokesperson said the counsellors already working at ‘Umeed’ centres could also apply for the change of district.

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