Education and Career Forum

Dear Sir / Mam,

I need job for hindi subject teacher PGT/TGT, I have done B.A.(Education, Hindi & Sociology), B.Ed.(Hindi & SST) and in M.A. (Hindi & Education).

Thanks & Regards

KK SHARMA
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Hi,

Since you have done masters you are eligible to sit for the NET exam which is conducted by ugc twice a year and find a job as an assistant lecturer in colleges. Also you can apply for school service commission for the post of assistant teacher or headmaster/mistress.. For more informations please log on the original government sites. Thank you. Regards

SIR,
I HAVE DONE MA IN HINDI,PRIMARY TEACHER DIPLOMA(JBT),
AGE-32
CAN YOU TELL ME,CAN I ELIGIBLE FOR PGT HINDI?

I m pursuing MA, Is this possible to do PGT without B.ed ?

Myself PG(Hindi) 55% from NBU/Siliguri as a regular candidate on 2010 & B.Ed 59.4% from MDU/Rohtak/Haryana as a regular candidate on2013. From 1st standard to 12th studied in kendriya vidyalaya(CBSE). Once appeared for NET. can't able to apply for KV vacancy this year due to delay of B.Ed result. I am frustrated for want of right job asper my qualification.In West Bengal my qualification will not deem fit.WHAT WILL i do next ?----------AGNIV GANGULY/SILIGURI/WB

Sir,
l have Q . I passed b.a( hindi & sst), m.a( hindi), b.ed( hindi,georfi,sst). I apply for hindi ( tgt & pgt) if i have not subject sanskrit in b.a will i do or not.

Now I am serving Indian Indian Army since 2002 and I will be premature pension wef 01 Ja 2018.
I have completed BA, MA(Hindi).....
My native place is Westgodavari, Andhra Pradesh...
please suggest me after retirement I can get job and any courses requirment for resettlement....
Now..I can apply for B.Ed in AP now Iam posted at Delhi

I have complete ba hindi honour now what to do next to become a hindi teacher (pgt)

Sir,
I was worked as a postal assistant.
Now I am 30 years old
Can I try to became Hindi teacher ..please tell me procedure..

To find a job as a Hindi teacher (PGT/TGT) after completing your BA, B.Ed., and MA with Hindi as the subject, you can follow these steps:

Prepare your resume: Create a professional resume that highlights your educational qualifications, teaching experience (if any), relevant skills, and any additional certifications or achievements related to the teaching field.

Research job opportunities: Look for job opportunities in schools, colleges, educational institutions, and government organizations that hire Hindi teachers. Check their websites, job portals, local newspapers, and education-related forums for vacancy announcements.

Visit school websites: Many schools and educational institutions post job openings on their websites or career pages. Visit the websites of schools in your desired location or those known for hiring Hindi teachers to check for any advertised positions.

Network with professionals: Connect with professionals in the education field, attend teaching conferences, workshops, or seminars, and join relevant professional networks. Networking can help you learn about job opportunities, gather insights, and get recommendations.

Apply to job portals: Register and create profiles on online job portals that specialize in education and teaching jobs. Upload your resume and browse through the available Hindi teacher positions. Some popular job portals in India include Naukri.com, Indeed.com, and Shine.com.

Contact schools directly: Reach out to schools and educational institutions directly, even if they don't have advertised vacancies. Send your resume and a cover letter expressing your interest in teaching Hindi. They may consider your application for future openings or refer you to other schools.

Utilize social media: Utilize social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to showcase your qualifications and teaching expertise. Join education-related groups or communities, engage with other professionals, and keep an eye out for any job postings shared within these networks.

Stay updated with government job notifications: Keep an eye on official government job portals and websites that announce teaching positions in government schools and organizations. This includes websites such as the official portal of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS), and state-level education departments.

Prepare for interviews: Once you start receiving interview calls, prepare for the interviews by researching the school or institution, reviewing common interview questions, and practicing your responses. Showcase your subject knowledge, teaching methodologies, and your passion for teaching Hindi.