One promise. 4,000 teaching jobs on the way? That’s what Punjab’s TET-qualified teachers are banking on. A delegation of unemployed ETT candidates sat down with Punjab’s Cabinet Sub-Committee; headed by Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema; and got a verbal green light: a fresh recruitment drive for roughly 4,000 Elementary Trained Teacher positions is coming soon. No official notification yet, but the assurance alone has sparked hope across hundreds of districts. Thousands who cleared TET but are still jobless now have something real to prep for. The previous ETT drive in 2026 filled 2,364 posts; this one could be nearly double that. Expect online applications, TET as mandatory eligibility, and fierce competition. Don’t wait for the notification; start revising syllabi, updating documents, and checking the Punjab School Education Department’s website daily. Big opportunities like this don’t knock twice. The real race begins the moment the ad drops.