Awes Army Welfare Education Society Recruitment For The Post Of PGT/TGT/PRT Teachers In Delhi

Post Name : PGT/TGT/PRT through CSB Screening Examination -2017
No of Vacancies : 8000 Posts

Educational Qualification : Masters Degree in Relevant Subjects and BEd OR Degree in Relevant Subjects and B Ed OR Graduate and B Ed

However CTET/TET is not mandatory for appearing in CSB Screening exam

Age Limit : Age on 01.

042018

Fresh Candidates : 40 years (except for NCR schools where TGT/PRT should be 29 yrs and PGT 36 years)

Experienced Candidates : 57 years

Job Vacancy Location : All India

Selection Process : Selection Will be done in three stages, Screening Exam conducted on-line by an agency, Interview and Evaluation of Teaching skills and computer proficiency

Application Fee : Candidates have to pay Rs 500/- through Debit/Credit Cards/ net banking/Bank Challan

How to Apply : Interested Candidates may apply Online through web-site http://awes-csb.

in from 01122017 to 21122017.



It was only when the Indian Army was born in its present form at the dawn of Indian independence that family life really took roots in India’s cantonments Solders – Officers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) and men alike were dependent on the existing educational system in the country for education of their wards As more and more families moved into our cantonments, the existing private schools slowly became unaffordable to soldiers Even the Central Schools (Kendriya Vidyalaya) did not provide guaranteed admission to the children of soldiers who were frequently transferred from one station to another

Masters Degree in Relevant Subjects and B.Ed OR Degree in Relevant Subjects and B Ed OR Graduate and B Ed.

Awes army Welfare Education Society is looking for B.Ed profile candidates.

Interested Candidates may apply Online through web-site
http://awes-csb.in from 01.12.2017 to 21.12.2017.

It was only when the Indian Army was born in its present form at the dawn of Indian independence that family life really took roots in India’s cantonments. Solders – Officers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) and men alike were dependent on the existing educational system in the country for education of their wards. As more and more families moved into our cantonments, the existing private schools slowly became unaffordable to soldiers. Even the Central Schools (Kendriya Vidyalaya) did not provide guaranteed admission to the children of soldiers who were frequently transferred from one station to another.

Realising the importance of children’s education as a major welfare activity, the COAS took a considered decision to establish a chain of schools in various regional commands. This was announced on Army Day – 15 Jan 1980 by the COAS. Thus was born the school system of the Indian Army. By the time, 28 Regimental and 4 High schools had already come up and an umbrella organization was required to co-ordinate the functioning of these schools. To meet the requirement, Army Welfare Education Originisation (AWEO) was created under Adjutant General’s Branch. This organization was registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 on 29 Apr 1983 as Army Welfare Education Society (AWES) being a statutory requirement for affiliation to CBSE. The Apex Body of AWES is the Board of Governors (BOG) with the Chief of Army Staff as the Patron-in-Chief and Army Commanders as Patrons. The day to day work, in pursuance of BOG directions, was to be carried out by an Executive Committee headed by the Adjutant General(AG) and a retired Officer appointed as full time secretary of AWES. This secretariat which started functioning under AG’s Branch as CW-9 later