Sindh Govt to Recruit Music Teachers In Govt Schools

November 18, 2022

PAKISTAN-MUSIC-CULTURE-SARANGI — In this picture taken on February 24, 2022, Zohaib Hassan (C) teaches his students to play sarangi at his academy in Lahore. - Remarkable for its resemblance to the human voice the classical instrument sarangi is fading from Pakistan's music scene ñ- except for a few players dedicated to preserving its place. (Photo by Aamir QURESHI / AFP) / TO GO WITH 'Pakistan-music-culture-sarangi' FEATURE

The Sindh government has decided to formally include music in high school curricula and recruit 1,500 music and art teachers across the province.

The summary for the salaries of the new music teachers has been sent to the National Treasury.

According to Sindh Education Minister, Syed Sardar Shah, the music teachers will teach Hamd, Naat Sharifs, Azaan, and music at the educational institutions.

Appointments will soon take place.

Sindh Govt to Recruit Music Teachers In Govt Schools

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