Gender Specialist
Improving Workforce Readiness in Punjab Project (IWRPP), Government of the Punjab
2 vacancies open for applications. Social Organiser, Psychologist and community development posts.
Social welfare vacancies come from the provincial social welfare and bait-ul-maal departments, the Zakat and Ushr departments, the social protection authorities, women development departments, and child protection and rehabilitation bureaux. A large share are created inside social protection programmes and donor-funded projects, which is why the advertising body is frequently a named authority or programme office rather than a line department.
Social Welfare Officer and Social Organiser posts normally require a Master of Social Work or a Master's in sociology, social sciences, rural development or a related discipline, and field cadres often add experience of community mobilisation in the relevant district. Psychologist posts are more tightly specified: an MS or MPhil in clinical or counselling psychology is usually required, and some add supervised clinical hours. Protection officer cadres frequently ask for a legal or social work background.
Selection is usually a written paper with an interview, and field posts weigh local knowledge and language alongside qualifications. Officer cadres sit at BPS-17 and above with field staff in the middle scales, but a high proportion of these posts are advertised on project pay scales for a fixed term tied to programme funding. Many are also district-specific, so the domicile requirement is often narrower here than in other categories.
Improving Workforce Readiness in Punjab Project (IWRPP), Government of the Punjab
Improving Workforce Readiness in Punjab Project (IWRPP), Government of the Punjab