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Explore 78 Vacancies in the Forest Department
The Forest Department, operating under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, is set to recruit 78 individuals on a temporary basis within the revenue sector. This presents a promising opportunity for those passionate about forestry and environmental conservation. If you have the requisite qualifications and enthusiasm to contribute to this noble cause, seize this chance by applying in the prescribed format.
Position: Forester
• Number of Vacancies: 78
• Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must possess a Diploma in Forestry. Additionally, candidates should have a minimum height of 163 cm and a chest size of 76 cm.
• Pay Scale: The selected candidates will be remunerated within the range of Rs. 9,700 to Rs. 23,490 (Grade-15).
How to Apply
1. Download Application Form: Interested applicants can obtain the prescribed application form from the official website of the Forest Department.
2. Complete Application: Fill in the application form accurately with all required details.
3. Submit Documents: Ensure that all necessary documents, as mentioned in the notification, are attached along with the filled application form.
4. Submission: Applications can be submitted either by post or directly to the designated box located at Ban Bhavan, Agargaon, Dhaka, Second Floor (Level-1).
Important Dates
• Application Deadline: The last date for submitting applications is 30th May 2014.
This recruitment drive presents an excellent opportunity for individuals aspiring to contribute to the conservation and management of forest resources. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply without delay and seize the chance to embark on a rewarding career journey with the Forest Department.
For further information and updates regarding the recruitment process, candidates are advised to visit the official website of the Forest Department regularly. Don’t miss out on this chance to make a meaningful impact on our natural environment while advancing your career in forestry. Apply now and become a part of the vital work carried out by the Forest Department in safeguarding our precious forests for future generations.
