The Punjab School Education Department has announced a major relief for thousands of teachers by confirming that those participating in the English Language Proficiency Course during the summer holidays will receive their full conveyance allowance. The decision benefits around 35,000 teachers across the province.
Under the latest instructions, no deduction will be made from the conveyance allowance of teachers attending the official training programme. The department has clarified that all eligible participants will continue to receive the allowance in full, despite the training taking place during the summer vacation period.
To ensure smooth payments, the School Education Department has directed all District Education Authorities (DEAs) to prepare complete lists of participating teachers and submit them to the Finance Department without delay. Officials have been instructed to complete the process as quickly as possible so that teachers receive their payments on time.
The move is aimed at encouraging teachers to actively participate in professional development programmes without worrying about financial losses. The English Language Proficiency Course is part of the Punjab government’s broader efforts to improve English teaching standards and enhance classroom learning outcomes in public schools.
Normally, teachers do not receive their conveyance allowance during the summer holidays because educational institutions remain closed. However, the government has made a special exception for teachers attending this official training programme, recognizing that they are required to travel and remain engaged in professional learning activities.
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Education experts have welcomed the decision, saying it reflects the government’s commitment to supporting teachers while investing in quality education. By ensuring that participants receive their full allowance, the department hopes to increase attendance and improve the effectiveness of the training.
Teachers have also appreciated the announcement, noting that transportation costs can be a significant burden during extended training sessions. The decision is expected to motivate more educators to complete the programme successfully.
The Punjab School Education Department has advised all concerned authorities to finalize and verify teachers’ records promptly to avoid any delays in payment. Officials have emphasized that only teachers officially enrolled in the training programme will be eligible for the full conveyance allowance.
With this initiative, the Punjab government continues to focus on teacher capacity building, professional development, and improving the overall quality of education in public schools while ensuring that educators are not financially disadvantaged for participating in official training programs.
