The Army Public school (APS) network has kicked off its 2026 recruitment drive for teaching positions, offering opportunities for Primary (PRT), Trained Graduate (TGT), and Post Graduate teachers (PGT) across several army schools. This is a great chance for qualified teachers to join one of India’s reputed education systems.

🔔 1. Vacancies Announced — Multiple army Schools Hiring

Several army Public Schools have released notifications for teaching positions in 2026:

  • 107 contract posts for PRT, TGT, and PGT roles under APS Contractual Recruitment 2026.
  • Recruitment in army Public school, hisar (Haryana) for both teaching and non‑teaching vacancies.
  • Army Public school vacancies in Bihar (Darbhanga, Danapur, Gaya) with interviews scheduled in February 2026 for TGT, PGT, and PRT positions.

These roles are typically for the 2026–27 academic session and offer good experience in army education institutions.

📅 2. Important Dates & application Mode

  • Application windows for many APS positions were active in January–February 2026, with deadlines around late january or early february for applications.
  • Some schools require offline application submission (by hand or post) with demand drafts or specified fees.
  • Interview rounds are generally planned for February 2026, after shortlisting through qualifications or screening tests.

🧑🏫 3. Posts & Roles Explained

The recruitment covers three main teaching roles:

📌 Primary Teacher (PRT)

  • Teaches classes I–V.
  • Focus on foundational education, language, mathematics, arts, etc.
  • Usually requires graduation + B.Ed/CTET or equivalent.

📌 Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT)

  • Teaches classes VI–X.
  • Typically specialists in subjects like English, Science, Maths, Social Science, Computer, etc.
  • Minimum requirement: Graduate + B.Ed + CTET (often mandatory).

📌 Post Graduate Teacher (PGT)

  • For classes XI–XII or senior secondary levels.
  • Requires a postgraduate degree in subject + B.Ed/teaching qualification.

📝 4. Eligibility & Selection Criteria

Although exact eligibility varies by post and school, common requirements include:

  • Educational qualifications relevant to the role (Bachelor’s for TGT/PRT, Master’s for PGT).
  • CTET/StET/appropriate teaching certification where required.
  • Qualification through AWES Online Screening Test (OST) or direct selection depending on the school’s process.
  • Shortlisted candidates are typically called for interviews, and further selection depends on performance in the screening and interview stages.

📍 5. How to Apply — Quick Guide

📌 Online/Offline (School Specific):

  • Visit the official APS or respective school website to download the application form and notification.
  • Fill in your details, attach required documents, and submit it either offline (post/hand) or as instructed.
  • Pay applicable application fee (e.g., Demand Draft) as per the notification.
  • Keep printouts and acknowledgements for future reference.

💡 6. Why This Opportunity Matters

  • Army Public Schools are known for structured career paths, respectful work environment, and cross‑country postings.
  • Positions can serve as a strong foundation for a long‑term teaching career with central or defence‑affiliated schools.
  • Good experience for educators aiming to grow in CBSE‑pattern teaching environments.

📌 Final Takeaway

The Army school Recruitment 2026 drive has opened up multiple vacancies for PRT, TGT, and PGT teaching roles at army Public Schools in various locations. Eligible candidates should check individual school notifications, deadlines, and qualification criteria carefully and apply promptly before windows close.

 

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