The Punjab Education Department has agreed to hire 11,765 Class-IV staff across the province in all educational institutions. The move is part of the province government’s efforts to deal with official problems more efficiently.
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In this regard, the Education Department has directed all district Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) to begin the recruiting process in accordance with the Punjab Contract Policy 2004.
Here is a district-by-district breakdown of all recently announced positions.
| Sr. No. | District | No. of Posts |
| 1. | Faisalabad | 325 |
| 2. | Jhang | 154 |
| 3. | Chiniot | 166 |
| 4. | Toba Tek Singh | 344 |
| 5. | Vehari | 967 |
| 6. | Sialkot | 345 |
| 7. | Sheikhupura | 148 |
| 8. | Sargodha | 405 |
| 9. | Sahiwal | 413 |
| 10. | Attock | 475 |
| 11. | Bahawalnagar | 780 |
| 12. | Dera Ghazi Khan | 36 |
| 13. | Gujranwala | 474 |
| 14. | Gujrat | 180 |
| 15. | Hafizabad | 348 |
| 16. | Jhelum | 133 |
| 17. | Kasur | 190 |
| 18. | Khanewal | 214 |
| 19. | Khushab | 145 |
| 20. | Lahore | 28 |
| 21. | Lodhran | 335 |
| 22. | Muzaffargarh | 180 |
| 23. | Mianwali | 216 |
| 24. | Multan | 340 |
| 25. | Nankana Sahib | 94 |
| 26. | Narowal | 264 |
| 27. | Okara | 223 |
| 28. | Pakpattan | 275 |
| 29. | Rahim Yar Khan | 974 |
| 30. | Rajanpur | 611 |
| 31. | Rawalpindi | 280 |
It should be noted that the recruitment procedure in the aforementioned areas will begin immediately, whereas it will begin in the remaining districts after a few months.
According to a survey issued in November of last year, there were more than 100,000 vacant teaching vacancies in over 50,000 public sector educational institutions.
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To address the shortage, the Punjab government announced the hiring of 13,500 teachers on a daily basis for a one-year contract.