Goa SSC Recruitment 2024 Assistant Teacher 33 Posts Online Application
| Post Date | Info | Last Date |
| 29-03-2024 | 33 Assistant Teacher | 31-03-2024 |
About this Job Notification
| Posted on: 27-03-2024 | Ends On: 31-03-2024 |
| Class: Staff Selection Commission, Teaching Jobs | |
| Qualifications: Ex-Servicemen, Graduates (B.Ed.) | |
| Experience Type: Fresher | |
| Tenure Type: Permanent | |
| States: Goa | |
Goa SSC Recruitment 2024 Assistant Teacher 33 Posts Online Application
Goa Staff Selection Commission (Goa SSC) is inviting eligible candidates to apply online for 33 permanent posts of Assistant Teacher. Candidates who are interested in the position and satisfy the qualifications can submit an online application on or by 31-03-2024. It is important to provide every piece of information about the individual, including their background and schooling.
Vacancies & Eligibility Criteria:
| Post | Vacancy | Age | Qualification | Pay |
| Assistant Teacher | 33 | max 45 yrs | Bachelor Degree with min 50% marks and Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) OR B.A.Ed./B.Sc.Ed. and Teacher Eligibility Test Certificate | level 7 |
* candidates are advised to check the official notice.
Dates to Consider:
Online Application forms will be received by : 31-03-2024.
Mode of Recruitment :
Candidates will be selected through a Computer Based Test (CBT) examination.
Fee Structure :
The mode of payment of application fee is through online payment using Internet Banking/Debit Card/Credit Card/UPI.
Application fees :
- Rs 100/- : SC/ST/Pwd
- Rs 200/- : OBC/ EWS
- Rs 400/- : Other candidates
How to Apply :
Online applications may be submitted using the provided facility on or before 31-03-2024. Read the instructions thoroughly before completing the application. The candidate should complete the online application with all of their personal and educational information in the appropriate areas based on their certificates. Applicants must upload a scanned picture and signature to the online application. A hardcopy of the online application should be preserved for future reference.
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