Educators Jobs 2017-2018

First of all, a very warm welcome to all the people who are reading this article on “Educators Jobs for Punjab Division 2017-18”. Today we will be telling you about the educators jobs that have just recently been opened up in the Punjab sector. Guys this is one of the renowned organisations in Pakistan, so if you are looking to build your career or want growth then this is a golden opportunity for you. So, don’t miss your chance and apply now.
Before we get to the details of the available Punjab Educators Online Registeration jobs, we would firstly give you a brief background about the Punjab Educators itself.

What is Punjab Educators?

Punjab educators is a government organisation working for the betterment of standard of the education in Punjab. The organisation has many objectives for which it is striving for, some of them are presented below:
  • To increase the standard of training in Punjab government schools.
  • To increase the literacy rate in Punjab.
  • To increase the standard of teaching by providing proper trainings and doing workshop sessions.
  • To monitor and report the performance of the Punjab government schools.

Why Join Punjab Educators Jobs?

The Punjab educators association is regarded with one of the most qualified members in their organisation. All those doing educators jobs on high posts are mostly personnel with (MA/M.SC, MPhil, PHD). From the above outlined goals of Punjab educators, this organisation also tries to implement them in their representatives, agents and members.

Educators Jobs in Punjab 2017 Openings:

So recently the Punjab educators jobs have 16000+ openings for their posts. For the available Government educators jobs, both male and female applicants are welcomed to apply. The following is a must for applying for these posts:
  • The applicants must be having a master’s degree.
The recruitment of the applicants will be done on purely merit basis. So, the selection criteria of the merit base are as following:
The selection will be based on 8 categories which will having different marks for selection. Together all the 8 categories will be totaling 100 marks. The categories and their marking scheme are as follows:

Marks Distribution for NTS Educators Jobs

Degree/InterviewMarks
1.)  Matric16 marks
2.)  Intermediate16 marks
3.)  Graduation20 marks
4.)  Masters20 marks
5.) Tehsil(Aditional)4 marks
6.)  Professional Qualifications3 marks
7.)  Interview5 marks
8.)  NTS educators test20 marks
As for now the passing marks and the available educators jobs are yet not disclosed. So as soon as the Punjab Educators Association reveals more of the information we will soon upload it here.

Punjab Educators Jobs Positions:

Punjab Educators Jobs are being offered in these departments:
ESE (Arts) BS-9
ESE (Sci Math) BS-9
SESE (Arts) BS-14
SESE (Science) BS-14
SESE (Atrabic) BS-14
SESE (PET) BS-14
SESE (DM) BS-14
SESE (Comp Sci) BS-14
SSE (Arts) BS-16
SSE (Science) BS-16
SSE (Computer Sci) BS-16
Assistant Education Officer (AEO) BS-16
Well guys for now we have limited information on educators jobs of Punjab division. But this is a developing article, as soon as Punjab Educators Association releases more details about educators jobs we will soon upload it here.
Meanwhile, Prepare yourself for NTS test. Candidate will be selected on the basis on NTS Marks.

What are Qualification Requirement for Government Educators jobs?

These are the minimum qualification required for government educators jobs.
  • Master’s (MA, M.Sc).
Note: BA, B.Sc and LLB qualified candidates can not apply and B.Ed or M.Ed holders can not apply as well.

District Wise Posts Breakup For New Educator jobs 2017-18

DistrictMaleFemale
ATTOCK391282
BAHAWALNAGAR245439
BAHAWALPUR189188
BHAKKAR176216
CHAKWAL373390
CHINIOT134227
D.G. KHAN107117
FAISALABAD319133
GUJRANWALA325191
GUJRAT6641007
HAFIZABAD10486
JHANG14959
JHELUM251345
KASUR240201
KHANEWAL133154
KHUSHAB8679
LAHORE10484
LAYYAH104150
LODHRAN64136
M.B.DIN163163
MIANWALI246231
MULTAN15367
MUZAFFARGARH136183
NANKANA SAHIB161138
NAROWAL170323
OKARA188199
PAKPATTAN181164
RAHIMYAR KHAN373686
RAJANPUR192105
RAWALPINDI224221
SAHIWAL394268
SARGODHA511639
SHEIKHUPURA298277
SIALKOT483242
T.T.SINGH87176
VEHARI125154

How to apply in NTS Educators Jobs 2017-2018

First, Candidates are required to visit this website http://psed.nts.org.pk/index.php to fill the application form. 
  • Step-1: Enter Your CNIC Number twice and password in order to signup in Above NTS website.
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  • Step-2: Once you Sign-up. Enter Your CNIC and password for signing in the website
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  • Step-3: After that, You will see the application form in which you have to enter your personal information and academic record.
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  • Step-4 Click on Submit button in order to fill the application form.
  • Once you fill the application form and submit the test fee of Rs.475 to any branch of HBL, MCB, MBL or ABL.
  • Attach the necessary documents such as:
    • CNIC
    • Educational Testimonials
    • Domicile
    • Photographs
Send your application to the following address:
National testing Service Head quarter Plot # 96, Street # 4, H-8/1, Islamabad.
If you have any confusion, You can comment below or contact to NTS by clicking on Contact us button in your NTS website account

Deadline:

Last date is 4th December, 2017.

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