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Cadet College in Islamabad is seeking a Maths Lecturer (BS-17) to deliver study-grade mathematics to cadets from grades 8 to 12 within a disciplined, residential setting.
The role requires implementing curricula aligned with federal Cambridge syllabi, designing exams, maintaining records, and mentoring cadets while supporting clubs and house activities. Career progression follows a BS-17 to higher levels with leadership opportunities.
The Maths Lecturer (BS-17) at Pakistan Scouts Cadet College is a commissioned faculty position responsible for delivering high-quality mathematics instruction to cadets from middle to higher secondary levels. The role aligns with the college's dual mission of academic excellence and character building within a disciplined, residential cadet environment. The lecturer contributes to curriculum implementation, examination preparation, and the holistic development of cadets destined for leadership roles in the armed forces and civil services.
Daily workflows include preparing lesson plans aligned with the Federal Board and Cambridge curricula, conducting scheduled classes and remedial sessions, maintaining attendance and assessment registers, and utilizing smart classroom technology and laboratory resources. The lecturer participates in faculty meetings, house-master duties, co-curricular clubs, and cadet counseling. Service standards require punctuality, adherence to the college code of conduct, and continuous professional development. Career progression follows the BS-17 to BS-20 trajectory with opportunities for promotion to Senior Lecturer, Assistant Professor, and administrative roles such as Vice Principal or Principal.
Selection follows a competitive Category A pathway: a 100-mark MCQ written screening examination covering subject knowledge, pedagogy, and general awareness; merit-based shortlisting at a 1:5 ratio; document verification of academic credentials, experience certificates, and domicile; and a final interview by the Departmental Selection Committee comprising the Principal, subject experts, and a representative of the controlling authority. Final merit combines written test scores (70%) and interview assessment (30%).