Beside the State government appointing 16,041 guest teachers in primary and high schools to address the shortage of teachers in the Kalyana Karnataka region, the Kalyana Karnataka Region Development Board (KKRDB) will appoint 2,618 guest teachers to fill the gap.
KKRDB chairman Ajay Singh, addressing a press conference here on Wednesday said that though the State government is appointing 16,041 guest teachers in two phases, there will be a shortage of 2,618 guest teachers in the region.
KKRDB will appoint guest teachers to fill these 2,618 vacancies to fill the gap, he said.
