Multiple Teaching Vacancies: Daanish Schools Authority Jobs 2026

The Daanish School Authority, under the Islamabad Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, has announced multiple teaching vacancies. Hired on three-year contracts, staff may stay longer if their work meets expectations. Stronger classrooms start with solid teaching, something these jobs directly help build. Focused on children from less privileged backgrounds, the schools make real learning accessible. Subject experts brought onboard widen who gets to learn, feeding into broader national goals around schooling.

People who finished 16 years of schooling in related fields at colleges approved by HEC can send their applications, as long as they have a second division or similar CGPA. Applicants, whether man or woman, under fifty years old, may go ahead and submit forms. Pay for the role comes as one full amount matching BPS-16, along with an extra pay benefit, setting it apart from many teaching jobs. The announcement was issued on February 10, 2026. The applications will be accepted until the deadline of February 25, 2026.  Those wanting to join need to fill out the form using the National Jobs Portal before the time runs out.

Job Details

Category	Details
Job Type	Contract (3 years, extendable)
No. of Positions	52 (4 per subject, 2 Male &2 Female)
Location	Daanish School Kuri, Islamabad
Age	Up to 50 years
Gender	Male & Female
Salary	Lump sum equivalent to BPS-16 + one additional pay allowance
Qualification	16 years of education in a relevant subject (minimum 2nd Division/CGPA threshold)
Experience	Teaching experience preferred; M.Ed/B. Ed advantageous
Last Date	February 25, 2026

Eligibility Criteria

1- English Department

• Minimum 2nd Division or equivalent CGPA (2.50/4.00 or 3.50/5.00).
• Fifty years mark the cutoff point. 
• Past that line, it no longer counts. 
• Anyone older stands outside the boundary. 
• The number draws a clear edge, nothing beyond.
• Men can also apply. 
• Eligibility opens to all genders equally.
• Preference given to those with an M.Ed or B.Ed though it is not required.
• Strong communication skills in English are emphasized.

2- Mathematics Department

• 16 years of education in Mathematics.
• Achieve at least a second division or match that standard with your GPA.
• Half a century marks the outer edge of allowed years.
• Male and female candidates are eligible.
• M.Ed/B. Ed preferred.
• Ability to explain concepts clearly in English.

3- Science Department: Physics, Chemistry,  Biology, General Science

• A 10 years and a half spent learning topics like Physics, Chemistry, or Biology. Schooling stretched long in scientific fields tied to these. 
• Time added up studying natural laws, elements, living systems, subjects that dig into how things work. 
• Each year built a deeper understanding in one core area among them.
• Achieve at least a second division or matching grade point average.
• Half a century marks the outer edge. Past that point, access ends.
• Male and female candidates are eligible.
• M.Ed/B. Ed preferred.
• Strong communication skills in English required.

4- Computer Science Department

• A 10 years and a half spent studying computer science, software engineering, or information technology.
• Achieve at least a second division or comparable grade point average.
• Fifty years stands as the maximum age allowed.
• Male and Female candidates can apply.
• People across that spectrum qualify, too.
• M.Ed/B .Ed preferred.
• Must demonstrate effective teaching and communication skills.

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5- Social Studies and Geography

• A full 16 years spent studying History, with time also given to Pakistan Studies, International Relations, then shifting toward Political Science, followed by work in Geography.
• Better than average grades expected. 
• A two point something GPA fits the bill.
• Half a century tops when it comes to age. 
• People older than that won’t qualify under this rule.
• Male and Female candidates can apply.
• Eligibility opens equally across genders.
• M.Ed/B. Ed preferred.
• Strong communication skills in English are emphasized.

6- Urdu and Islamic Studies Department

• More than a decade and a half spent studying Urdu or Islamic Studies.
• Acceptance of Shahadat ul Alamia applies to the Islamiyat credit too, provided it’s officially recognized. 
• Though verification matters most, equivalency stands when authorities confirm validity. 
• Where recognition exists, inclusion follows without extra steps needed.
• Achieve at least a second division or match it with an equal CGPA score.
• Half a century marks the upper edge. Beyond that, access closes.
• Male and female candidates can apply. 
• Candidates must meet basic requirements regardless of gender identity during selection procedures.
• M.Ed/B. Ed preferred.
• Strong communication skills in Englishare emphasized.

7- Fine Arts Department

• 16 years of education in Fine Arts.
• Achieve at least a second division or matching grade point average.
• Fifty marks the upper edge of what counts. 
• Age stops mattering after that point.
• Male and female candidates are eligible.
• M.Ed/B. Ed preferred.
• Strong communication skills in Englishare emphasized.

8- Montessori/General Teachers

• A solid 16 years of schooling counts, whatever the field. 
• Achieve at least a second division or comparable grade point average.
• Fifty marks the upper edge of age allowed.
• Male and Female candidates are eligible. 
• Eligibility opens equally across genders.
• M.Ed/B. Ed preferred.
• Strong communication skills in English are emphasized.

Job Description

Responsibilities

1- English Department

• Deliver lessons in the English language and literature.
• Start by sharpening how sentences come together. 
• Understanding what’s being said matters just as much. 
• Talking so that others grasp your point makes a difference.
• Prepare students for written and oral examinations.
• Thinking deeply about what you read builds a sharper understanding over time.

2- Mathematics Department

• Fundamentals of math come alive through lessons on algebra, where patterns unfold using symbols. 
• Geometry shows up next, revealing shapes and space in everyday life. 
• Statistics enters the picture later, turning numbers into stories about real-world events.
• Design problem-solving exercises and assessments.
• Support students in applying mathematics to real-life situations.

3- Science Departments: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, General Science

• Try hands-on tasks tailored to each topic. 
• Work through real exercises focused on one subject at a time.
• Explain theoretical concepts with real-world applications.
• Prepare lab manuals, assignments, and assessments.
• Promote scientific inquiry and research-oriented learning.

4- Computer Science Department

• Start off by showing how code works through real examples. 
• Alongside that come learning programs people actually use every day. 
• Then step into basic tech ideas so things make sense from the start.
• Walk beside learners during hands-on time in the computing room.
• Finding your way online builds sharper thinking. 

5- Social Studies and Geography

• Finding ways through stories of the past, then moving into how nations form.
• Lessons unfold around governance, tied closely to identity and place. 
• Each topic connects to real lives, not just facts in books.
• Promote awareness of civic responsibilities and global issues.
• Fresh visuals pop up when sketches, graphs, or real examples take shape. 
• Friendly arguments spark better thinking about society and power. 
• Talking openly helps people see different views without fighting. 

6- Department of Urdu and Islamic Studies

• Starting, you would guide students through the Urdu language. 
• Then comes exploring writings shaped by that culture’s voice. 
• Alongside run lessons rooted in faith teachings tied to Islam.
• Start by exploring shared beliefs that shape how people live. 

7- Fine Arts Department

• Start off teaching how to draw, then move into painting once students get comfortable. 
• Creative arts come next, mixing in new materials as skills grow. 
• Each step builds on the last, yet stands strong alone.
• Fair displays take shape through careful planning, and after-school events follow. 
• Fostering imagination grows when kids shape their own ideas. 

8- Montessori/General Teachers

•  Learning sticks best when roots are solid.
• Handle early childhood education with Montessori methods.
• Start with the basics when teaching reading and writing. 

How to Apply?

• Head over to the National Jobs Portal when you’re ready. 
• It opens up opportunities worth exploring slowly.
• Search for vacancies under the Daanish Schools Authority / MoFEPT, Islamabad.
• After choosing, review the requirements to ensure you meet them.
• Get your NJP profile finished. Put up the papers they need.
• Applications must be submitted online no later than 15 days after the ad runs. 
• That means by February 25, 2026, it needs to be submitted.

Documents Needed for Interview

• True copies of your school diplomas and earned qualifications.
• A pair of verified duplicates showing school records.
• CNIC copy.
• Two passport-size photographs.
• Certificates showing past work, when available.
• Doctors confirm health status. Officers verify legal standing.

Benefits & Salary

• Salary: Lump sum equivalent to BPS-16 + one additional pay allowance.
• Contract Duration: 3 years, extendable upon satisfactory performance.
• Other Benefits: Pension, allowances, and career growth opportunities as per government rules.

About the Institute

Running beneath the Ministry of Federal Education & Professional Training in Islamabad, the Daanish Schools Authority began with a clear aim. Set up to serve children who lack opportunities, it brings solid learning to those left behind. With eyes on fairness, each school opens doors to updated teaching methods while lifting minds beyond textbooks. Learning here leans into strong grades, personal growth, and rounded progress – no shortcuts, just steady steps forward.

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