Faraz Ahmad Mughal, spokesperson for Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, said that the second shift would be initiated in some designated schools to enable students from remote areas to avail more opportunities to study, eradicating the problems of long distances for travel and packed classrooms.

To implement the initiative, more than 2,500 teachers will be employed temporarily, of which 1,804 will be primary and 639 secondary school teachers, all on contract. Candidates who are interested can apply through local district education offices or on the official website of the education department.

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Mughal pointed out that the provincial government has made a record budgetary allocation for education and is also seriously engaged in modernizing schools with latest facilities. Besides, programs for teacher training and the implementation of innovative methods of teaching are being given due importance in order to improve the quality of education.

Particular focus is being given to the education of girls, and new girls  schools are being opened and scholarship programs initiated. These changes, he added, are part of a larger strategy to enhance learning levels and guarantee access to quality education on an equal basis for all children of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.