Army Welfare Education Societry Recruitment 2013:For Teachers Post :Army Welfare Education Societry invites applications for citizens of India for filling up the Teachers such other candidates declared eligibility by the Army Welfare Education Societry, Government of India to fill up the following various posts.
Ensure that you meet the laid down criteria for appointment as teachers in Army Public Schools as available on AWES web site. They are reproduced below :-
Applications are invited in prescribed proforma for recruitment to the following posts, from eligible candidates having qualifications as mentioned below.
Army Welfare Education Societry Recruitment Details:
Organization Name: Army Welfare Education Societry
Job Position : Teachers
Eligibility: Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate
Job Location :Anywhere in India
Last Date : 21-10-2013
Hiring Process : Wirtten and interview
Job Detail:
Name of the Post:Teachers
| Sl.No. | NAme of Post | Qualification | |||
| Education | % Marks | Professional | % Marks | ||
| 1 | PGT | Post-Graduation | 50 | B Ed | 50 |
| 2 | TGT | Graduation | 50 | B Ed | 50 |
| 3 | PRT | Graduation | 50 | B Ed | 50 |
Age : As on 01 April 2014 (i) Fresh Candidates – Below 40 years except for Delhi schools where TGT/PRT should be 29 yrs and PGT – 35 years
Selection Procedure : Written Test/ Skill test and or interview.
How To Apply: Candidate should apply Online latest by 21.10.2013
IMPORTANT DATES :
Last Date of interview: 21/10/2013
For more details regarding age limit, qualification, selection process, pay scale, how to apply are available in the following link…
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About the Army Welfare Education Societry :
After independence, education in residential public school was out of reach for most of the officers. 1962 to 1973 saw a massive expansion of the Indian Army. Once the colour service of Jawans was increased, more and more families moved into military stations. Existing education facilities could not meet the aspirations of all ranks. Even the Central Schools (KVs) did not meet our requirement. This is when the Indian Army took upon itself an additional charter for education of wards of Army personnel. It is, however, in the late seventies that the Indian Army debated and evolved a vision for the education of the wards of Army personnel that resulted in creation of AWES.
15 Jan 1980 is a red letter day in the history of the Indian Army, when the then COAS announced the involvement of the Army to promote education for the wards of our personnel. By this time, 28 Regimental Schools and four High Schools had already come up. Army Welfare Education Organisation (AWEO) was created, thereby making a modest beginning to bring these Schools under this organisation within overall control of AG’s Branch. AWEO was registered as AWES under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 on 29 Apr 1983. A purely non profit welfare organisation.
The process of expanding the wings commenced with a mandate that we would add at least 5 Army Public Schools every year (one per Command). From a population of 20,000 children in 1987, our schools have now grown to 128 Army Public Schools and 239 Army Pre Primary Schools spread across the country with a population of more than two lac children. Nearly 5000 children are added each year to our schools.
