About the employer
- Sector
- Colleges
- Head office
- Tangail
- Employees
- approx. 80-200
Tangail Polytechnic Institute is an employer in the Colleges sector. Its head office is in Tangail. Ratings appear once at least three employees have rated it.
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Tangail Polytechnic Institute is a colleges employer in Bangladesh, with its head office in Tangail. Roughly 80-200 people work there. This page brings together ratings, salaries and interview experiences shared by current and former Tangail Polytechnic Institute employees, so that anyone with an offer from them can get a sense of the workplace before deciding.
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A government polytechnic institute teaches the four-year Diploma-in-Engineering under the Directorate of Technical Education, on the Bangladesh Technical Education Board's curriculum. Chief instructors, instructors and junior instructors teach, with separate staff for workshops and labs.
Working in this sector
Colleges teach higher secondary, degree and in many cases master's courses. Teachers at government colleges belong to the BCS (General Education) cadre; many private colleges are MPO-listed. Polytechnics and technical institutes teach diploma courses. Besides teaching, staff run exams and carry administrative duties.
Common jobs and hiring
Common jobs include lecturer, assistant professor, associate professor, professor, principal and vice principal, lab assistant, instructor at polytechnics, librarian and office staff.
Teachers at government colleges come through the BCS; MPO-listed private colleges recruit on NTRCA recommendation. Other private colleges advertise and run their own tests and interviews.
Applying and preparing
This employer's vacancies are usually advertised on its own website and Facebook page, in national dailies and on job sites; government posts appear on the office's website and Teletalk's application pages. Before applying, check the qualifications, age limit and deadline, and put the experience and skills that match the post first in your CV. To prepare for an interview, learn what the organisation does and what it offers, and read the interview section of this page to see what earlier candidates were asked.
How pay is usually structured
Government college teachers are paid on the national pay scale, with lecturers starting at grade nine. At MPO-listed private colleges the institution may add its own share to the government part. Polytechnic instructors are also on the government scale.
What to ask before joining
Before joining, check whether the post is MPO-listed or when it may be, how salary is paid, the teaching and exam load, the promotion rules and that a written appointment letter is given.
Checking a job offer
Before accepting an offer, read the appointment letter carefully: check that it states the job title, grade, total pay and how it splits into basic pay and allowances, the joining date, the probation period, the place of work and the notice period for resigning. A benefit promised only by word of mouth is hard to claim later. Look at the salaries pages to see what other employers pay for the same job, and if you can, talk to someone who works here. Be careful if you are asked for money or for original certificates to join.
Workers' rights
At MPO-listed institutions, teachers' and staff pay, posts and promotion follow the government's staffing structure and MPO policy; government institutions follow the government service rules. At private, non-MPO and English medium institutions the appointment letter and the institution's service rules are the key documents, so keep the terms on pay, leave, notice and resignation in writing.
Ratings and data on this page
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- Lecturer৳25,000 – 150,000
- Teacher৳10,000 – 70,000
- Admin officer৳20,000 – 100,000
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