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Forward High School is seeking a Lady Teacher to deliver quality secondary education to female students in grades 9-10. The role requires mastery of the Federal/Provincial Board curriculum, use of modern teaching methods, and commitment to maintaining academic standards set by the Ministry of Federal Education.
Responsibilities include lesson planning, delivering 5-6 periods daily, recording attendance and SMIS entries, conducting tests, and participating in development programs and parent
The Lady Teacher at Forward High School serves as a subject specialist responsible for delivering quality secondary education to female students in grades 9-10. This private-school teaching position requires mastery of the Federal Board or Provincial Board curriculum, implementation of modern pedagogical techniques, and maintenance of academic standards prescribed by the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training. The role encompasses teaching, student mentoring, examination preparation, and active participation in school development programs.
Daily workflows include preparing detailed lesson plans using the school's academic calendar, delivering 5-6 periods of instruction using multimedia resources and laboratory facilities where applicable, maintaining student attendance registers and continuous assessment records in the School Management Information System (SMIS), conducting monthly tests and pre-board examinations, evaluating answer scripts per board marking schemes, holding parent-teacher meetings quarterly, and participating in faculty meetings and professional development workshops organized by the Directorate of Education.
Selection follows a transparent merit-based process: candidates appear in a 100-mark MCQ written screening examination covering subject knowledge, pedagogy, general knowledge, and Islamic studies/ethics. Top scorers are shortlisted at 1:3 ratio for document verification of degrees, B.Ed/M.Ed certification, CNIC, domicile, and experience certificates. The Departmental Selection Committee comprising the Principal, District Education Officer nominee, and subject expert conducts a 30-mark viva voce assessing teaching demonstration, communication skills, and situational judgment. Final merit combines written (70%) and interview (30%) scores.