HED invites applications for DPI, DE posts
By Our Correspondent
July 21, 2021
LAHORE:Punjab Higher Education Department (HED) has invited applications from suitable and interested officers of its department for three different posts.
These posts include Director Women DPI (Colleges), Lahore, Deputy Director Admin DPI (Colleges), Lahore and Director of Education (Colleges), Sargodha. Only female Associate Professors/ Chief Instructors working in public sector colleges are eligible to apply for the post of Director Women DPI (Colleges), Lahore, while for the other two posts only Assistant Professors/ Sr Instructor (Male/ Female) working in public sector colleges are eligible to apply. The interested candidates have been directed to apply online by July 27, 2021.
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