The government will form in a month a separate commission to recruit teachers at the non-government institutions in order to curb corruption in the process. Like the Public Service Commission (PSC), the Non-government Teachers Selection Commis+sion (NTSC) will appoint teachers through a centrally held test, according to the education ministry. Currently, managing committees and governing bodies at schools and colleges are the sole authorities to recruit teachers. This commission would be independent and none will interfere in its activities. People who are skilled, neutral and can contribute to educate students are prioritized. There are around 30,000 such institutions in the country. According to the new amendments, teachers will be appointed to institutions in their own upazilas. District education officers will collect the number of vacant posts in these institutions before the end of every year. On the basis of that demand, the NTSC will conduct the qualifying test to be held in three phases - preliminary, written and viva voce. A merit list will be prepared at upazila, district and national levels with an additional number of successful candidates.