THE EMPLOYMENT NEWS ISSUE DATED 03.01.09.

January 2, 2009

Employment News issue dated 03.01.2009 contains advertisement for job vacancies of more than 89 Govt. Departments.

 

  1. Central Industrial Security Force requires 9571 Constables (GD), 173 Constables Fire, 2389 Asst Sub Inspector, Head Constables and various other posts.
  2. Staff Selection Commission notifies Junior Engineers (Civil and Electrical) Examination, 2009.
  3. National Informatics Centre requires 265 Scientific Officers/Engineers-SB (Programmer).
  4. Industrial Development Bank of India requires 250 Assistant Managers.
  5. Deccan Grameen Bank Needs 90 Clerks.
  6. National Insurance Company Limited requires 103 Specialists and 80 Generalists (Admn Officer).
  7. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited needs 123 Asst Engineers, Sr. Medical Officer and Dy. Managers.
  8. National Highways Authority of India requires General Managers, Dy General Managers, Managers and Accounts Officers.
  9. Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited invites applications for the posts of Officer Trainee Engineers.
  10. Indian Navy invites applications for enrolment as Sailors for Sr. Secondary Recruits-2/2009 Batch.
  11. RRB, Ajmer declares the result of written examination held on 09.11.2008 and 23.11.2008 for the post of Asst Loco Pilot.
  12. Department of Atomic Energy, Heavy Water Board invites applications for the posts of Scientific Officer/Engineer, Stenographer, Pharmacist etc.
  13. The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. invites applications for appointment as Assistant Managers.
  14. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd invites applications for the posts of Diploma Trainees, Jr. Supervisor, Jr. Technician Trainee etc.
  15. National Institute of Immunology invites applications for the posts of Staff Scientists, Executive Engineers, Junior Engineer etc.
  16. RRB, Kolkata declares the result of written examination held on 02.11.2008 for the post of Asst. Loco Pilot & Traffic Assistant.
  17. DOEACC Centre Calicut offers admission to various Technical Courses.
  18. Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, New Delhi invites applications for the posts of Superintending Engineers and Executive Engineer.
  19. All India Institute of Medical Sciences needs Finance & Chief Accounts Officer, Dy. Chief Security Officer, Administrative Officer etc.
  20. RRB, Chandigarh declares the result of written examination held on 09.11.2008 for the post of Stenographer.
  21. New Mangalore Port Trust invites applications for the posts of Pilot, Marine Engineer, Asst Law Officer, Asst. Engineer etc.

International Climate Champions 2009 [Registration Close on 15-Jan-09]

January 2, 2009

Register Scholarships In India Group – Free 

 

British Council, in partnership with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), has launched The International Climate Champions 2009. 

The programme aims to select 60 young Indians as ambassadors to communicate the message of Climate Change and work on mitigating its effects in India. 

 

Climate Champions a youth oriented programme aims to inspire young people and work with them towards spreading the word on Climate Change and its effects. 

There are currently 200 International Climate Champions in 13 different countries recruited by the British Council through an annual competition and the aim is to spread the network to all the countries where the British Council works and to engage up to 2000 International Climate Champions. 

 

In 2008, 20 Indian Climate Champions were selected through a country wide rigorous competition by an expert jury. Three of these young champions were selected as International Climate Champions 2008 and represented India at meetings in London and G8+5 summit in Kobe, Japan. 

 

The International Climate Champions competition for India sets out to identify 60 outstanding young people aged 18-21 who 

* can carry out a climate change project in their school/college or community 

* network with like-minded young Champions from around the world, sharing ideas and best practice 

* represent India on climate change. 

 

The 2009 competition to find the next 60 Champions will be open between 5 December 2008 to 15 January 2009. The new Champions will start their ‘year in office’ in early February 2009. 

 

Eligibility Criteria 

 

* A permanent resident of India. 

* Between the ages of 18 – 21 years (as on January 2009) 

* Passionate about the environment and climate change. 

* Have a basic knowledge of the facts behind climate change.

* Be enthusiastic and show determination to make a difference. 

* Happy talking in front of others (don’t worry, we’re not looking for professional TV celebrities!) 

 

 

 

If you meet the above criteria, simply click on the link ‘Apply Now’ compete the entry form and answer a set of 5 simple questions. Registrations will close on 15 January 2009. 

 

After you register for the Competition, your entry will be sent directly to the competition’s judging panel who will mark your entry. 40 entries per region (North, East, West, South) will be selected to come to the regional finals which will take place at your nearest British Council Office late January 2009. 

 

For more informations please visit : Click Here 

 

Website : www.britishcouncil.org 

 

 

 

Source : Scholarship in india & British Council