MP gives K10,000 to teachers

CHUAVE MP and Minister for Environment, Conservation and Climate Change Wera Mori has assisted newly-graduated teachers with incentives.
Among the recruited teachers, Mori requested for eight to be posted in Chuave’s Yauwe Moses Secondary and Kariweri High with an incentive of K10,000 each.
Mori said K5,000 would be deposited into each teacher’s personal accounts for the first term to sustain them and the balance (K5,000) deposited in the second term.
A total of 21 specialised teachers in mathematics and science were recruited from St Peter Channel College, East New Britain, and two from University of Goroka.
They were posted to teach in Yauwe Moses, Mt Wilhelm, Gumine, Kerowagi, Kundiawa Lutheran Day, Kondiu and Kariweri secondary and high schools respectively.
Mori said the province was without major economic standing except for human resources and it was crucial to assist teachers in terms of their logistics, beddings and accommodation.
“Chimbu is a small province with immense human potential in science and mathematics with set records in producing some quality professionals my support is to appreciate crucial roles teachers play,” he said. “Chimbu’s are very good people and teachers will enjoy the rugged gorges, mountains and rivers flowing while teaching here.”