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Teachers seek better terms

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: Contract computer science teachers of higher secondary schools in the State have appealed to the Government on Wednesday to regularise their employment and provide consolidated pay.

Teachers' association general secretary, C. Soundarajan said the Government should employ more than 2,000 trained persons who have been teaching class XI and XII students for nearly 7 years in 666 schools.

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