For a visiting faculty position, the Institute of Energy and Environmental Engineering at the University of the Punjab, Quaid-e-Azam Campus, is seeking submissions from experienced teachers.

Qualified candidates are needed to teach a variety of undergraduate courses in the institute's B.Sc. (Engineering) Energy Engineering program.

Positions Available

Courses to be taught include:

• Functional English

• Islamic Studies

• Additional Mathematics

• Translation of the Holy Quran

• Industrial Psychology and Sociology

• Communication and Presentation Skills

• Applied Differential Equations

• Applied Physics

• Linear Algebra and Applied Statistics

Requirements

Candidates must have at least five years of experience teaching at the university level and hold an MPhil or PhD in a related field.

Responsibilities

A chosen faculty member will be in charge of:

• Running and instructing courses that last 16–18 weeks

• Creating and evaluating tests

• Preserving course module files in accordance with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) guidelines and PU's Outcome-Based Education (OBE) CMS system

How to Apply

Interested parties should send in a single PDF document with the following information:

• Updated resume with precise information about pertinent training and work history (including dates).

• Cover letter A recent photo the size of a passport

• A duplicate of the last degree

• Applications must be sent by email by May 25, 2025, to info.ieee@pu.edu.pk. The course that the applicant is applying for should be included in the subject line of the email.

• The requests that are not comprehensive will not be taken into consideration. Only those who have been shortlisted will be called for interviews.

Punjabi & Seraiki In Schools

A bill to pass legislation mandating the teaching of local languages as part of the national curriculum has been introduced in the Punjab Assembly.

Amjad Ali Javed, a PML-N member of the Punjab Assembly, made the case for teaching Punjabi, Seraiki, and other regional languages in schools.

The mother tongue should be taught as a required subject in all public and private elementary schools, as well as in seminaries, he stated.

According to him, the government will design mother language textbooks for every district and provide them to kids at no cost once the legislation is passed. In addition to preventing language friction, the Act aims to connect the younger generation with their culture.

The bill has been forwarded to the Punjab Assembly's appropriate committee, which will report back to the Speaker of the Assembly in two months.