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25th July 2016 10:55 AM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

I have done bcom in 2015 and want to choose teaching profession what should i do please suggest ...

26th September 2015 08:29 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

I am 32 years old. I m post graduate in Home science.My graduation subjects are English Economics and Home science, My qualification is from CCS Meerut University. Please suggest me what will be better option to get employed on Del;hi schools and Govt Job, BED or DED (JBT) ?

6th January 2015 10:24 AM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

I have 43% marks in B.A. from correspondce course D.U. can I apply for b.ed or go for JBT. Plz reply . its urgent...

19th June 2014 01:49 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

a b.ed student can also apply for govt.job in primary school nd is ctet exam mandatory for getting govt. job nd how can we apply for govt. after doing this nd one last question is that please tell me no.of vacancy of govt.job in this year for a jbt nd b.ed student

20th March 2013 02:36 PM

divya.gupta2211

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Hello,

JBT- junior basic training
This course is basically for those who are interested in teaching young children. It helps them to understand how to impart training and also how make learning a pleasure.You can apply to anganwadi's or playway centres running by both govt as well as pvt organisation.

B.ed - Bachelor's in education
It is an undergraduate academic degree which prepares students for work as a teacher in schools.You can apply for government posts of primary graduate teachers in government,CBSE affiliated schools.

so, both course has its significance, so see where your interest lies and go for it.

All the best!

20th March 2013 02:01 PM

leonjer

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20th March 2013 11:36 AM

mohammedfazil

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Difference between B.ed and JBT

Both B.ed and JBT are eligible to join the private or government schools in teaching.

B.ED DEGREE

B.ed degree is an under graduate degree .

----->It trains students to work as a teacher in schools.

---->In some cases addition work is needed to became fully qualified to teach.

---->B.ed degree is mandatory to teach in higher primary schools.

----->students from arts stream are trained to teach history ,civics,geography and languages.

------>students from science stream are trained to teach maths,phiyscs,chemistry and biology.

JBT COURSE

JBT is popular course for teachers education amoung students in india.

JBT is a must for the eligibility to join as a teacher in private and government schools.

------>The duration of the course is two years.

20th March 2013 12:03 AM

yumnamgirish

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Meeta Vohra

I do not have any experience in teaching prof. and i have got to know that doing JBT will provide more options for jobs in govt. sector..is that true????
and until what age can i apply in govt. sector?Pls suggest..its quite urgent

HI,

JBT: This is for those who have passed only 12th standard, and if they want to become a teacher in a primary govt school he/she must have this qualification.
>>maximum age limit is 30 years.

B.ed: if you have a got a degree then you can apply for B.ed and you can apply for governmental school high school teacher.
>> maximum age limit is 42 years.
t salary will be more for B.ed passed teacher

Both have the same better option in the governmental sector, Bu

with best wishes

GIRISH

31st January 2013 03:09 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Dear sir I want to do jbt course as regular but b.sc through distance education is both education is valid in same year please give me suggest through mailid anilkumar.mishra21@gmail.com

15th May 2012 01:14 PM

onest

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

There are some important reasons as to why one should opt for B. Ed course.
You become efficient in teaching subjects of your specialization on the basis of accepted principles of learning and teaching.
The course develops your skills and widens your understanding so that you can impart quality education to your students.
The course also teaches you about the attitude and makes you skilled in coming up with innovative teaching techniques.
You become more competent in understanding psychological principles of growth and development and individual differences of the students you teach.

2nd February 2012 08:52 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

plz can anyone tell me if doing b.ed from jammu university valid enough to get a govt job? m getting quite a negative response about the university which is creating lot of confusion and stress...kindly someone answer urgently. i am an english(h) graduate from delhi university.

30th October 2011 01:24 AM

imcool.raone

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Hi dear,

First of all dont be confused JBT course is for teaching in Primary schools whear as for teaching in Secondry/Higher Secondry schools B.Ed is required.

So, if any want teaching jobs in Primary schools then JBT is enough and better for him/her, where as for teaching jobs in Secondry schools B.Ed is enough and better for him/her.

The think I want to make you understand is that both holds there own position and are of its own importance.

Where as for age limit, general different have different types of requirements.

But in general terms are as follows:-

For Primary- age limit would be 30 years.

For Secondry- age limit would be 35 years.

For Senior secondry- age limit would be 40 years.
Thanks

29th October 2011 07:31 PM

jeo-rocks

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

B.Ed or JBT may give u chance for govt.job. But i think the better is B.Ed for teaching prof. in govt.sector
Coming to the age-factor, maximum age for Elementary/Primary Level teaching is
30, for Trained Graduate Teachers of Secondary Level is 35 and that of Trained
Post-Graduate Teachers is 40.

THANKS

29th October 2011 07:27 PM

jeo-rocks

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

21st October 2011 09:17 AM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

after mca with distance may i go to teacher line.

3rd August 2011 09:52 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

what is other gov job for m.ed.

27th July 2011 02:22 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

age limit for studying jbt in wb

29th June 2011 10:32 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

hi I am graduate in political science (hon) from du with 53% Could I do B ed from Du pls reply

22nd June 2011 03:45 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

me apna expense khud hi krna chahti hu.parents se maangna na pade dats y me soch rhi hu k jbt kr lu.abi me 12th me hu.starting salary kya h jbt ki.

8th April 2011 05:37 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

i have done b.a with education honours from shri shikshayatan college,under calcutta university ,with 49%,but now with this degree i cannot apply for b.ed in this university as they say i am not eligible for this course becoz of my subject and at present i am residing in ranchi and here also i am not getting admission any where as this subject is not approved by ranchi university,i am teaching in a school and have 8 years teaching experience but not a b.ed degree n my school is asking for this degree ,what i am suppose to do pls help me?

6th March 2011 10:41 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

pls get me the answer urgently

Quote:

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am 36 yrs old I done B.ed with Hindi & sst 64% & i wanted to ask m i eligible for govt teaching job in ( Haryana &,U T ,Punjab ) for age wise or can i study further ETT or JBT to get teaching job

wat is the age limit in these state,
pls suggest Im very tense ....sonia

1st March 2011 04:28 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

I have passed b.a.47%m.a.48% and b.ed.55%(2008-2009),caste obc.Can Iappear in tet.RAJKUMAR,west bengal

28th February 2011 11:59 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

i am art graduate (Hons Hindi) with 48% and post graduate also Hindi with 54% from Jamia millia univ. i want to do B.ED does i do or not

22nd February 2011 09:12 AM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

I AM COMMERCE GRADUATE(B.COM) WITH 52% FROM MDU. WHAT'S THE BEST FOR ME FOR GOVT. TEACHER JOB COMPARING D.ED.(JBT) & B.ED. I ALSO WANT TO KNOW THAT B.ED. CANDIDATE CAN APPLY FOR JBT TEACHER POST IN GOVT. FIELD? AND B.ED. CANDIDATE CAN GIVE T.E.T. EXAM FOR JBT/PRIMARY TEACHER POST?

21st February 2011 10:18 PM

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Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

17th February 2011 08:40 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

what is the standard of question for Teachers Eligibility Test(TET) if i want to appear for primary teacher?

30th January 2011 07:23 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

I want to do B.Ed. Pleaseadvice me the age limit for teachers job in Delhi state or government secto, and what are all the level like ( secondary or higher secondary school) for which i can try?

22nd November 2010 03:26 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

which subject we have to study in jbt?

20th November 2010 12:55 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

i am a graduate ..and 22years old..i m doing jbt and it will be complete after 2 years so after that can i apply for govt job n what is the starting salary and also wanna know can fresher get the job easily after doing jbt

9th November 2010 02:24 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

if v did bed dan can v apply for bed teacher??????

7th October 2010 03:04 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

b.com student ko b.ed krni chahiye ya m.com?jobs oppurtunities kisme jyada hongi?

22nd September 2010 02:51 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

balwant singh from new delhi
i want to conform for b.ed & jbt fees in j&k Or up

21st September 2010 10:12 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

if we do m.a drawing not b.ed

18th September 2010 09:44 PM

Unregistered

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

i want to ask that i have completed my graduation from DU with 49.33% and doing b.ed from jammu university after completion of my b.ed can i fill the entrance form for vacancy in govt school i have dout because i hear that the rule in it is that they considered the graduation marks 55% and with b.ed, is it true? i will not able to fill the vacancy form in govt school.

20th August 2010 05:53 PM

Adarshxxx

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Dear frend,
according to me B.ed is much better than JBT.......so dont get confused........B.ed will definately land you a good goverment teaching job opertunity........
Wish You All The Best!!!!!!!

19th August 2010 10:59 PM

monikavats.2103@gmail.com

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

hello friend

yes first you must be aware of about the JBT and B.ED and that they are totally different from each other .

here JBT isJBT-Junior Basic training in India is a result of the realization that education received at the elementary level shapes the human personality in more ways than one. It is therefore in the interest of the students that they be taught by trained teachers who can develop the cognitive skills and also take care of the emotional needs of the students. The junior basic training Institutes (JBT) have come up in India mainly to train the teachers who are actively engaged in imparting education to the tender aged children.

while B.ED

Bachelor of Education or B. Ed was introduced, which will teach a person about teaching and the various aspects associated with teaching.
There are some important reasons as to why one should opt for B. Ed course.
You become efficient in teaching subjects of your specialization on the basis of accepted principles of learning and teaching.
The course develops your skills and widens your understanding so that you can impart quality education to your students.
The course also teaches you about the attitude and makes you skilled in coming up with innovative teaching techniques.
You become more competent in understanding psychological principles of growth and development and individual differences of the students you teach.
There is a separate section in this course where you learn to guide the children and counsel them in solving their personal and academic problems.

SO FRIENND HOPE YOU WILL DEFENITELY GET HELP FROM MY ANSWER.

19th August 2010 09:20 PM

swati123

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

B.Ed and JBT are two very different teaching qualifications...JBT (Junior Basic
Training) course is typically meant for teaching at Elementary Schools, B.Ed
(Bachelor of Education) trains one for Secondary and Senior Secondary teaching jobs. So, this thing about fewer or more opportunities is totally wrong. (For detailed information about JBT and B.Ed check the following sites:
http://www.indiaedu.com/career-courses/teacher-training-courses/jbt/
http://www.indiaedu.com/b-ed-colleges/)

Coming to the age-factor, maximum age for Elementary/Primary Level teaching is
30, for Trained Graduate Teachers of Secondary Level is 35 and that of Trained
Post-Graduate Teachers is 40.

19th August 2010 09:18 PM

veeran.ambalam

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

JBT is also good option to study after +2 ,its a two year course only,it also provide handsome salary both in govt or PVT

19th August 2010 05:01 PM

poplu13

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

first of all plzz....remember job satisfaction is the most important thing..do what you feel that you can do better bcoz B.Ed and JBT are two very different thing . teaching secondary students is very different from teching primary students both require different approach. Since you dont have a teaaching experince atall try teching students in private schools.. then try for a govt. job .As a teacher your duty should be to teach well not to earn money.

19th August 2010 03:14 PM

faiyaz

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

First of all dont be confused JBT course is for teaching in Primary schools whear as for teaching in Secondry/Higher Secondry schools B.Ed is required.

So, if any want teaching jobs in Primary schools then JBT is enough and better for him/her, where as for teaching jobs in Secondry schools B.Ed is enough and better for him/her.

The think I want to make you understand is that both holds there own position and are of its own importance.

Where as for age limit, general different have different types of requirements.

But in general terms are as follows:-

For Primary- age limit would be 30 years.

For Secondry- age limit would be 35 years.

For Senior secondry- age limit would be 40 years.

19th August 2010 02:37 PM

richa420

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

frnd

don't be confused,U should do B.ed,and it will open a large scope of teaching in gov. sector .

best of luck

19th August 2010 02:35 PM

richa420

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

frnd

don't be confused,U should do B.ed,and it will open a large scope of teaching in gov. sector .

best of luck

19th August 2010 11:55 AM

Bishwajit Giri

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

dear friend,
B.Ed or JBT may give u chance for govt.job. But i think the better is B.Ed for teaching prof. in govt.sector
Good luck

19th August 2010 10:28 AM

jomson varghese

Re: B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Meeta Vohra

Dear friend,
I also suggested JBT is the better option for govt. jobs.age limit is between 18 -42 yrs

19th August 2010 07:50 AM

Meeta Vohra

B.Ed. or JBT? which is a better option to get government teaching jobs if I have no teaching experience?

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