Pon Vidya Mandir Sr. Secondary School Karur recruitment of Teachers, Staff

Pon Vidya Mandir Sr. Secondary School Karur, Tamil Nadu invites applications from qualified candidates for teaching posts for various sections. Salary is not a constraint for deserving candidates. Food and single accommodation will be provided for outstation candidates. Non-teaching positions are also available.

Eligibility requirements
1. For KG section: UG with Montessori training

2. PRT/TGT Teachers: UG with B.Ed. in relevant subject
3. PGT: PG with B.Ed. in relevant subject – teachers required for all subjects
For all the above posts, candidate must be fluent in English, have experience in a CBSE school and have a good command of the subject.
Also required: 
1. Coordinators – Teachers interested in coordination a team of teachers can apply.
2. Librarian
3. Lab. Assistant
4. Warden
How to apply
Mail your resume within 7 days of the recruitment advt. to: pvmkarur@gmail.com
School address: SF No.175, Manmangalam, Karur, Tamilnadu.
Ph: 9994450939/9944009000
Website: http://www.pvm.ac.in/

[Reference: The Hindu, Mumbai edition, 21/01/2018, page 4.]

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Balmohan Vidyamandir School Shivaji Park Mumbai infrastructure and admissions

Image
Are you searching for information for RTE and regular admissions to Balmohan Vidyamandir Mumbai? Know more about the State Board-affiliated Balmohan Vidyamandir school from this educational portal. One of the oldest schools located a few steps from the popular grounds of Shivaji Park, where many a budding cricketer's career started, Balmohan Vidyamandir is a private, self-financed school under the management of the BMVM Trust.
Read more

Outhouse Hindi Film Review

Image
Outhouse directed by Sunil Sukthankar and produced by Mohan Agashe, also playing one of the characters, is a charming film on the generational divide. The film was screened last month at the Third Eye Asian Film Festival in Mumbai and Thane, Maharashtra. On the face of it, Outhouse is about two elders, namely Nana, played by Agashe, and Aadima played by Sharmila Tagore who find themselves in conflict over the rightful owner of her grandson Neel’s pet poodle after it goes missing. But within that story arc, the writer, the late Sumitra Bhave, makes the film a gentle paean on urban loneliness, working women’s struggles, the precocity of children, and the fraught terrain of marriages and peripatetic lives.
Read more