An English-medium girls’ secondary Islamic school, located in Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Block 8, Karachi, has announced openings for female teachers across five subjects, along with a receptionist position. The advertisement was published in daily The News on 24 September 2026, carrying reference number SE-NK-2609-0073.
The school’s registered name isn’t stated in the ad — it identifies itself only by type, religious orientation, and location: an English-medium, girls-only, secondary-level institution with an Islamic educational framework. Candidates interested in confirming the school’s identity, size, or reputation before applying may want to ask directly when they reach out, since no searchable name is given in the notice itself.
What this combination of requirements suggests
A few details in this ad, read together, paint a reasonably clear picture of what kind of institution is hiring, even without a name attached. It’s an English-medium school, which typically means instruction across core subjects happens in English rather than Urdu — consistent with the ad’s own requirement that candidates be fluent in English regardless of which subject they teach. It’s also explicitly Islamic in its framing, which commonly (though not universally) means the curriculum incorporates Islamic studies and values alongside standard secondary subjects, and that the institutional culture may have specific expectations around dress, conduct, or classroom environment that a candidate would want to ask about directly.
Being a girls’ secondary school narrows things further — all instructional and front-desk staff being sought here are female, and the level is secondary, meaning candidates should expect to teach older students, likely at matric or equivalent grade levels, rather than primary-level classes.
One detail worth highlighting on its own: the ad explicitly states that internees can also apply, placed right alongside the requirement for fluency and computer literacy. This is a notable inclusion for a teaching post, since many school ads implicitly or explicitly expect prior teaching experience. Its presence here suggests the school is open to newer entrants to the profession, not just established teachers — worth keeping in mind if you’re early in your career and might otherwise assume you don’t qualify.
Positions
English Teacher
Math Teacher
Science Teacher
Computer Teacher
PT Teacher
Receptionist
(All teaching positions are for female candidates only, consistent with the school being a girls’ institution. The stated qualification requirement across roles is a minimum Bachelor’s degree, with fluency in English and computer literacy specified. Subject-wise class level, per-subject vacancy count, and salary are not specified in the advertisement.)
What’s not stated in this ad
To be direct about the gaps rather than filling them with assumptions: the ad does not give a subject-wise vacancy count (how many teachers are needed per subject), does not specify a salary range, does not mention whether roles are full-time or part-time, and does not print an application deadline. The reference number at the end of the notice (SE-NK-2609-0073) functions as a classified-listing reference rather than a closing date, and shouldn’t be read as one.
There’s also a small internal inconsistency in the ad worth flagging honestly: “Receptionist” appears twice in the subject/position list — once as “Receptionists” and once again at the end as “Receptionist.” This is most likely a repeated word in the original printed notice rather than two separate receptionist openings, so this post treats it as one position rather than inflating the vacancy count.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should send their updated CV via WhatsApp to 0323-8007023. No email address, walk-in interview schedule, or online application link is given in the ad — WhatsApp appears to be the school’s sole stated channel for this recruitment.
Given how much isn’t specified here — subject-wise openings, salary, and closing date all included — candidates reaching out are better served asking these questions directly in their first message, alongside sharing their qualification, subject specialization, and whether they’re applying as an internee or an experienced teacher.
More teaching and school-support vacancies across Karachi and the province are collected under Teaching Jobs, and further location-specific listings for Sindh are available under Sindh Jobs.
Details above are taken from the classified advertisement published in daily The News on 24 September 2026. The school’s name, subject-wise vacancy count, salary, and application deadline are not specified in the ad — confirm these directly via WhatsApp before applying.
