WCD Chitradurga Recruitment 2022 – Apply Online for 112 Anganwadi Worker, Helper Posts: Women & Child Development Department, Chitradurga has issued a recruitment notification to fill the posts of Anganwadi Worker, Anganwadi Helper under the Government of Karnataka in 7 different child development projects. Number of Posts advertised in the Official website is 112. Candidates must apply through online mode to apply for the posts of Anganwadi Workers, Helpers. Candidates who are eagerly waiting to secure a Government Job in the Child Development Sector can apply for the posts under WCD Chitradurga Recruitment. Candidates who completed SSLC from a recognized board are eligible to apply for the posts of Anganwadi Workers, Helpers WCD Chitradurga Recruitment 2022.
WCD Chitradurga Recruitment Selection to the posts of Anganwadi Workers, Helpers is completely based on the performance in the written test and interview. Management can choose either written test or interview to recruit the candidates. Candidates who get a good score in the written test are only eligible to appear for interview. Selected candidates should bring all the certificates in support of age, educational qualification, experience for attending the interview process. Desirous candidates may apply through online mode from 18-06-2022 to 18-07-2022. Selected candidates will be posted under the establishment either on direct recruitment or on temporary basis.
Women & Child Development Department Chitradurga (WCD Chitradurga)
Name of the Post
Anganwadi Workers, Anganwadi Helper
Official website
www.anganwadirecruit.kar.nic.in
Selection Procedure
Written test, Interview
No. of Posts
112
Starting Date
18th June 2022
Last Date
18th July 2022
Vacancy Details:
Name of the Post
No. of Posts
Anganwadi Worker
16
Anganwadi Helper
96
Total
112
Eligibility Criteria for WCD Chitradurga Recruitment 2022
Educational Qualification:
Anganwadi Worker
Candidates must complete SSLC/ 10th Class from a recognized Board for the post of Anganwadi Worker, 9th class is enough to apply for the post of Mini Anganwadi worker.
Anganwadi Helper
Candidates should complete IV Class from a recognized board.
Age Limit:
Candidates age must be in between 18 to 45 years. Age is relaxable for reserved category candidates.
Salary:
Selected candidates will get remuneration as per Government of Karnataka rules and regulations
Selection Procedure:
Candidates to the posts of Anganwadi Workers, Helpers is completely selected on the basis of their performance in the written test/ interview.
Application Fee:
No information regarding application fee for this recruitment.
How to Apply for WCD Chitradurga Recruitment 2022?
Open the website www.anganwadirecruit.kar.nic.in
Click on the recruitment tab and open the recruitment notification
Read the recruitment notification carefully and find the eligibility criteria.
If the candidate found eligible, he/ she must apply online by uploading necessary enclosures in support of age, educational qualification, proof of residence, caste etc to the below mentioned address for submission of application form.
Candidates should submit their application form on or before the last date of submission.
Check all the details and submit the application form
Take the printout of application form and keep it for future reference.
About Women & Child Development, Karnataka:
Prior to the Reorganisation of States, there was no separate Department as such to deal with the various social legislations like the Children Act, the Probation of Offenders Act and the Prevention of Prostitution Act in Mysore State. The Inspector-General of Prisons was looking after the work under the Madras Children Act and the Madras Probation of Offenders Act in the District of Bellary which was merged in the Mysore State in 1953. The Inspector-General of Prisons continued to be in charge of the above work for some time even after the Reorganisation of States. Consequent on the Reorganisation of States, the Inspector-General of Prisons was also made responsible for the work under the Bombay Children Act, the Bombay Probation of Offenders Act and the Bombay Habitual Offenders Restriction Act, in the four districts of Bombay-Karnataka, and the work under the Madras Probation of offenders Act in the District of South Kanara.
During 1957, a separate Department known as the Probation and After-Care Services Department was created for looking after the work under the various items of social legislation and was attached to the Social Welfare Department. Further, the work under the Social and Moral Hygiene and After-Care Programme and Welfare Services in Prisons was also entrusted to this new Department. The After-Care Services Department was converted into the Department of Women and Child Welfare in 1975 following the announcement of the International Women’s Year. The Women’s Development Corporation was set up in 1987 to fund income generating programs for women.
Important Dates to be noted:
Starting Date for Submission: 18th June 2022
Last Date for Application form Submission: 18th July 2022
