B.Ed Special Education candidates to get application form for TRB

Updated on: Wednesday, April 04, 2012

The Madras High Court bench here directed the authorities to give suitable instructions to District Educational Officers to issue application forms to the members of all district Special B.Ed Graduate association also and therby allow them to participate in Teacher Eligiblity Test to be conducted on Jun 3.
 
Justice D Hariparanthaman gave the direction after admitting a petition by All Districts Special B.Ed Graduate Association represented by its state president P Vadivel Murugan.  

The petitioner submitted there were 193 members in the association in different districts and have enrolled themselves before the appropriate District Employment Exchange. After completion of UG or PG degree, they have also completed B.Ed Special Education on the subjects like Mental Retardation, Visually impairment, Hearing Impairment and Orthopaedically impairement, which are regulated by Rehablitation Council of India as well as National Council for Teachers Education.
 
The B.Ed Special Education candidates were alone eligible to be appointed as Teachers for the disabled students as well as normal students as per recent circular by the Union Human resources department circular.
 
"Many of the members are waiting for decades with a legitimate expectation that they would be recruited in regular vacancy.The members are in fact better than regular B.Ed candidates to handle the students. A preference ought to have been given to us but unfortunately it was not done" the petitioner said.

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