Delhi Teaching Vacancies

DSSSB will conduct online examination for teaching vacancies under Directorate of Education and Municipal Corporation of Delhi in July 2018.

Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has invited online applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to more than 9000 vacancies under Directorate of Education Govt. of NCT of Delhi.

Delhi government has deputed 176 teaching staff for court work instead of teaching students, especially when there is a massive shortage of teachers in schools run by it and municipal corporations, Delhi High Court was told today.

"Where is the budget going?" This question was today posed by the Delhi High Court to the Delhi government and the municipal corporations in the national capital, as it termed as "startling" the fact that half of the total teaching posts in government and municipal schools here were lying vacant.

A parliamentary panel has flayed the JNU administration for what it said was "insouciant attitude" on faculty vacancies meant to be filled from among the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe candidates.

Delhi Government has decided to appoint 10,000 guest teachers in its schools to fill up vacant posts.

DSSSB will conduct online examination for teaching vacancies under Directorate of Education and Municipal Corporation of Delhi in July 2018.

Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has invited online applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to more than 9000 vacancies under Directorate of Education Govt. of NCT of Delhi.

Delhi government has deputed 176 teaching staff for court work instead of teaching students, especially when there is a massive shortage of teachers in schools run by it and municipal corporations, Delhi High Court was told today.

"Where is the budget going?" This question was today posed by the Delhi High Court to the Delhi government and the municipal corporations in the national capital, as it termed as "startling" the fact that half of the total teaching posts in government and municipal schools here were lying vacant.

A parliamentary panel has flayed the JNU administration for what it said was "insouciant attitude" on faculty vacancies meant to be filled from among the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe candidates.

Delhi Government has decided to appoint 10,000 guest teachers in its schools to fill up vacant posts.