Malkangiri District - Govt. of Odisha jobs for Warden/ Accountant / Part Time Teacher in Bhubaneswar. Last Date to apply: 21 Nov 2016
Warden/ Accountant / Part Time Teacher
Job Description
Letter No. 5442/16, Date : 2/11/2016
Warden/ Accountant / Part Time Teacher Job position in Malkangiri District - Govt. of Odisha under Sarva Sikshya Abhiyan
Warden
No. of Post : 01 Female
Age : 30-50 yrs.
Qualification : BA/BSC with BED preference shall be given to widow/destitute or divorcee. She should have atleast 2 years of experience in a academic institution.
Salary : Rs. 8400
Accountant
No. of Post : 01
Age : 18-35 yrs.
Qualification : B.Com with DCA
Salary : Rs.5200/-
Part Time Teacher (English)
No. of Post : 01
Age : 18-35 yrs.
Qualification : BA + BEd and in case of non availability of trained Arts Graduates, untrained Arts Graduates having English as (Hons.) will be preferred. In case of non-availability of candidates, candidates secured highest mark in English as subject will be considered
Salary : Rs. 5000/-
Part Time Teacher (Sanskrit)
No. of Post : 01
Age :18-35 yrs.
Qualification : BA with Sanskrit or Sahitya Acharya.
Salary : Rs. 5000/-
Part Time Teacher (Math & Science)
No. of Post : 01
Age : 18-35 yrs.
Qualification : B Sc + Bed and in case of non availability of trained Science Graduates, untrained Science graduate will be considered.
Salary : Rs.5000/-
Watchman
No. of Post : 01 Male
Age : 18-35 yrs.
Qualification : 10th Pass - preferably Local Candidate. Valid Employment registration card is essential
Salary : Rs. 3800/-
Job Particulars
About Company
Malkangiri District is named after its headquarters town, Malkangiri. During formation of Odisha Province in 1936, Malkangiri was a ‘Taluk’ of Nabrangpur sub–division of Koraput District of Odisha. In 1962 it was upgraded to a subdivision of Koraput District. The present Malkangiri got its identity as an independent district due to reorganization of districts of Odisha as per a notification on 1st October, 1992 and with effect from 2nd October 1992. Covering an area of 5,791 sq. kms, it lays between 17 degree 45’N to 18 degree 40’N latitudes and 81 degree 10’ E to 82 degree E longitude. This District is sparsely populated with not much of a difference between the numbers of males and females. Almost the whole of the district is a vast dense jungle, with a very small percentage of the population residing in the urban areas. The district is divided into two distinct physical divisions. The eastern part is covered with steep ghats, platues and valleys, sparsely inhabited by primitive tribes, notable among who are Bondas, Koyas, Porajas and Didayis. The District is moderately literate, with the number of literate males far out numbering the number of literate females.
