Cantonment Board Barrackpore Recruitment For The Post Of Lower Division Clerk/ Assistant Teacher/ Staff Nurse In Calcutta
Lower Division Clerk/ Assistant Teacher/ Staff Nurse job Position in Cantonment Board Barrackpore
Lower Division Clerk
No of Posts : 05
Qualification: a Pass in Madhyamik Examination (Class 10th) or its equivalent, Typing Speed minimum English 30 WPM
Desired: Computer knowledge proficiency teaching Bengali/ English / Hindi
Salary: PB-2 (5400-25200/-) Grade pay-2600/
Age Limit : 18 to 25 Years
Assistant Teacher
No of Post : 11
Qualification :
a Pass in Higher Secondary Examination (Class 12th) or its equivalent.
b Two Years Diploma in Elementary Education (by whatever name known) in accordance with the National Council for Teachers Education (NCTE)
Desired: Computer knowledge proficiency teaching Bengali/ English / Hindi
Salary : PB-2 (5400-25200/-) Grade pay-2600/-
Age Limit : 18 to 25 Years
Staff Nurse
No of Post : 01
Qualification :
a GNW Basic BSc (Nursing) Post Basic BSc (Nursing) from any nursing training school/ college Of nursing recognized by both Indian Nursing Council & respective State Nursing Council
b.
Registration as Female Nurse Midwifery from recognized nursing council
Desirable : Computer knowledge
Salary : PB-2 (7100-37600/- Grade Pay-3600/-)
Age Limit : 18 to 25 Years
Application Fees : Candidate has to pay fixed fee Of Rs250/- plus transaction charges levied by the bank Candidates belonging to SC/ST/Physically Handicapped are exempted from payment of fees
Selection Procedure : Written Test /Skill/Typing Test
Cantonment Board Barrackpore is looking for 10th , 12th , B.Sc profile candidates.
Short Job Information
The first British Barrack or Cantonment in India was built in the town 1765 and Warren Hastings took over as the first Governor General on 20th October, 1774, gradually the importance of Barrackpore Cantonment elevate. After the British crown assumed direct control of India, the sprawling Government House and the Government Estate were built in Barrackpore to provide the viceroy with a suburban residence 15 miles (24 km) outside of Calcutta.
Two rebellions against British authority took place in Barrackpore Cantonment. The first of these was Barrackpore Mutiny of 1824, led by Sepoy Bindee Tiwary. In this rebellion, 47th Bengal Native Infantry refused to board boats to cross the sea for various reason including social taboo “Kala pani (taboo)” to Burma in the First Anglo-Burmese War. Consequently, British-manned artillery fired upon and “erased” them. In 1857, Barrackpore was the scene of an incident that some credit with starting the Indian rebellion of 1857: an Indian soldier, Mangal Pandey, attacked his British commander, and was subsequently court-martialed. His regiment was disbanded, an action which offended a number of sepoys and is considered to have contributed to the anger that fueled the rebellion.
The Barrackpore Cantonment is a Class II Cantonment Board. Presently, the Cantonment is governed by the Cantonments Act, 2006 and various Policy letters and Instructions of the Ministry of Defence (MoD), Government of India issued from time to time. Though the Board functions as a local municipal body, yet it is under the administrative control of Directorate General Defence Estates (DGDE), New Delhi and Principal Director, Defence Estates, Eastern Command, Kolkata.