KGT International School Mumbai recruitment of Teachers and Accounts and Office Clerks

Looking for school teaching career opportunities in Parel, Mumbai? K.G.T. International School, Lower Parel, Mumbai invites applications from qualified trained teachers for various subjects. Walk-in interviews are being conducted at the school for all the vacancies.

 List of vacancies
  • English Teacher
  • Maths Teacher
  • Science Teacher
  • French Teacher
  • Dance Teacher - only female candidates can apply
  • Archery coach
There is also one vacancy for an Accounts Clerk and one vacancy for an Office Clerk.

 How to apply
Walk-in interviews are being held on 5th, 6th and 9th October from 10a.m. to 3p.m. at:
K.G.T. International School
Yashwant Bhawan, P.B. Road,
behind Deepak Cinema,
Lower Parel (West)
Mumbai - 400013
Ph: 022-24942323 / 24931490

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