Lecturer Maths (BS-17)

Cadet College; Islamabad; On-site; PKR 670,000 - 1,004,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Mentorship opportunities

Job summary

Cadet College in Pakistan is seeking a Lecturer in Mathematics (BS-17) to deliver high-quality instruction to cadets from middle to higher secondary levels following FBISE/CAIE curricula. You will design lesson plans, conduct lectures, tutorials, and practical problem solving to foster analytical thinking.

The role involves preparing scheme of studies, delivering 5-6 periods daily, setting assessments, and mentoring students for national and international math competitions, while coordinating

Qualifications

• Design lesson plans aligned with FBISE/CAIE syllabi.
• Deliver 5-6 periods of classroom instruction daily.
• Mentor cadets for Mathematics Olympiad and entrance test coaching.

Responsibilities

• Deliver structured mathematics lectures and tutorials for grades 8-12 covering algebra, calculus, geometry, and statistics per FBISE and CAIE syllabi.
• Design and administer monthly tests, term examinations, and standardized mock papers; provide detailed feedback and remedial plans.
• Develop and update scheme of studies, lesson plans, and teaching resources incorporating technology-enhanced learning tools.
• Mentor cadets for national and international mathematics competitions (Kangaroo, ISO, IMO) and university entrance test preparation.
• Maintain accurate academic records, attendance registers, and progress reports; communicate performance to parents and administration.
• Participate in co-curricular duties including house tutorship, evening prep supervision, and staff development workshops.

Skills

Mathematics instruction

Curriculum design

Pedagogical skills

Education

Master's degree in Mathematics

Tools

GeoGebra

MATLAB

Job description

The Lecturer Mathematics (BS-17) at Pakistan Scouts Cadet College delivers high-quality mathematics instruction to cadets from middle to higher secondary levels following the Federal Board and Cambridge curricula. The role involves designing lesson plans, conducting lectures, tutorials, and practical problem-solving sessions, while fostering analytical thinking and quantitative reasoning essential for cadet academic excellence and competitive examination preparation.

Daily workflows include preparing scheme of studies aligned with FBISE/CAIE syllabi, delivering 5-6 periods of classroom instruction, setting and marking formative assessments, maintaining student progress registers, and utilizing smart boards and mathematical software (GeoGebra, MATLAB) for visualization. The lecturer participates in morning assembly, supervises evening prep sessions, mentors cadets for Mathematics Olympiad and entry test coaching, and coordinates with the Head of Department for curriculum review and examination moderation.

Selection follows a transparent merit-based process: a 100-mark MCQ written screening test covering subject knowledge (70%), pedagogy (15%), and general awareness (15%). Candidates scoring above the qualifying threshold are shortlisted 1:3 for document verification of degrees, experience certificates, and publications. The Departmental Selection Committee conducts a structured interview (30 marks) evaluating teaching demonstration, subject mastery, communication skills, and alignment with cadet college ethos. Final merit combines written (70%) and interview (30%) scores.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Deliver structured mathematics lectures and tutorials for grades 8-12 covering algebra, calculus, geometry, and statistics per FBISE and CAIE syllabi
• Design and administer monthly tests, term examinations, and standardized mock papers; provide detailed feedback and remedial plans
• Develop and update scheme of studies, lesson plans, and teaching resources incorporating technology-enhanced learning tools
• Mentor cadets for national and international mathematics competitions (Kangaroo, ISO, IMO) and university entrance test preparation
• Maintain accurate academic records, attendance registers, and progress reports; communicate performance to parents and administration
• Participate in co-curricular duties including house tutorship, evening prep supervision, and staff development workshops