Company: Cana Consulting Services
Experience: 2 to 12
Salary: 2.50 to 3.50
location: Hyderabad / Secunderabad, Visakhapatnam
Ref: 24825294
Summary: Teacher should have very good experience Should have very good communication Work location Hyderabad/Vizag

Company: Cana Consulting Services
Experience: 2 to 12
Salary: 2.50 to 3.50
location: Hyderabad / Secunderabad, Visakhapatnam
Ref: 24825289
Summary: Teacher should have very good experience Should have very good communication Work location Hyderabad/Vizag

Company: Saveetha Medical And Educational Trust
Experience: 1 to 6
Salary: 2.10 to 3.50
location: Chennai
Ref: 24823869
Summary: Content Writer responsibilities include conducting thorough research on industry-related topics, generating ideas for new content types and proofreading articles before publicationThis....

Company: HR Connect One Consultants
Experience: 1 to 6
location: Goa
Ref: 24823687
Summary: a person should be from goa location only. preferably female candidates and have a good experience as physical education teacher.

Company: Quotient Consultancy
Experience: 2 to 6
Salary: 4.00 to 10.00
location: Mumbai City
Ref: 24813902
Summary: Teacher DEMO Training Executive( HR/Training background preferred)

Company: Quotient Consultancy
Qualification: Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Experience: 2 to 4
Salary: 3.40 to 5.60
location: Mumbai
Ref: 24793145
Summary: Post: Career Development Manager ( Inside Sales profile ) / Career Advisor- For DATA Science Selling Courses- Only Female Candidates Education....

Company: Pear Visa Immigration Services Private Limited
Experience: 3 to 8
Salary: 50.10 to 86.40
location: Australia, Canada
Ref: 24610709
Summary: University professor should be able to relocate to CANADA or AUSTRALIA

Company: Edwise International LLP
Qualification: 12th Class (XII)
Experience: 2 to 7
Salary: 2.00 to 8.00
location: Mumbai, Mumbai City, Navi Mumbai, Thane
Ref: 24474565
Summary: To guide and counsel students and parents for Admission in Universities abroad. Counseling for countries abroad ....

Company: Conneqt Business Solutions Limited
Experience: 1 to 4
location: India
Ref: 24466287
Summary: Job Description : Dear Candidate Thank you for your application. Please note that due to the COVID-19 breakout, we are not conducting any face-to-face interviews, and are rather going for TELEPHONIC interviews. Please reach out ....

Company: Pear Visa Immigration Services Private Limited
Experience: 2 to 9
Salary: 73.40 to 89.70
location: Australia, Canada
Ref: 24231136
Summary: College professors are responsible for preparing course materials & teaching classes to graduate &undergraduate students. These courses lecture, seminar, field study, ....

Trade Policy Review: European Union The fourteenth review of the trade policies and practices of the European Union takes place on 18 and 20 February 2020. The basis for the review is a report by the WTO Secretariat and a report by the European Union.

There was a man made of midnight and his name was Shadow Jack . . . so begins this thrilling, dark fantasy

It's 1929. A freight train arriving at Kings' Cross carries rhubarb fresh from the West Riding. Not so fresh is the corpse found in one of the trucks.

I am a long-time fan of Keyes's hilarious, alternately heart-warming and heartbreaking, novels.

After her wartime novel The Postmistress, Sarah Blake returns with a multi-generational saga about the toxic legacy of guilt among a New York banking dynasty.

In antebellum Virginia, white people are known as 'the Quality' and the slaves as 'the Tasked'. One of the Tasked, young Hiram Walker, is gifted with a phenomenal memory and a mysterious power.

This taut, spooky debut charts the fate of Elissa, a stunningly bright 13-year-old chess prodigy who is abducted in broad daylight from a tournament in Bournemouth.

In starkly beautiful sentences Kiran Millwood Hargrave, up until now a bestselling children's author, unspools the terrifying story of a real witch-hunt.

At the start of this slim, intensely absorbing novel about life after shattering loss, a woman loses her bearings in France. She has no interest in the country.

Henry Cole, the first director of the V&A, wanted the museum to be a 'schoolroom for everyone'. If the V&A is the schoolroom then this is the textbook.

Kate Lister, author of A History of Sex, makes plain people have always wanted to turn sex 'into a moral issue', with complex social structures and taboos.

Isabel Vincent, 55, an investigative journalist for the New York Post, recalls her fond friendship with a 92-year-old man who used to cook her delicious meals in her memoir, Dinner with Edward.

Chris Atkins was sentenced to a five-year 'stretch' in jail. He wrote about his seven months in HMP Wandsworth in A Bit of a Stretch: The Diaries of a Prisoner.

As we look back on our lives, most of us can recall moments of embarrassment that still make us cringe. Keggie Carew has a rich store of such misadventures.

Joanna Scanlan is currently reading Catch And Kill: Lies, Spies And A Conspiracy to Protect Predators by Ronan Farrow.

This fabulous book features all your favourite canine actors, with delightful 'behind the scenes' commentary alongside images from classic films.

An anonymous midwife blows the whistle on underfunded British hospitals in a memoir. Half the maternity units in England alone, are forced to turn mothers away due to staff shortages.

Nicholas Milton, author of Neville Chamberlain's Legacy, reveals the many sides to the famous British war-time leader. From his boyhood in Birmingham he was a lover of nature.

This writer may have a difficult name to remember but once you have read one of her excellent books, you won't forget it

Alpha-male Brad and his glossy wife and daughters have just moved to a smart North Carolina suburb

Susanna Johnston has collated a charming and witty selection of vignettes and diaries from her well-connected life. From bring her dementia-ridden father home from Cape Town, to losing at ping-pong.

In Qualityland, needy delivery drones sulk if we don't give them five stars

Neuroscientist Professor Gina Rippon suggests 'one of the oldest and apparently hardiest of moles is the myth of female and male brains'.

Clare Mackintosh is currently reading The Giver Of Stars by JoJo Moyes. The British thriller writer revealed that she would take Life After Life, by Kate Atkinson to a desert island.

Gene Stone and PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk explore nature in fascinating new book AnimalKind. British authors reveal that an ant colony displays more calm than a bunch of politicians.

Feeling worried about climate change has now been recognised as a legitimate mental health issue.

Sadie Jones is reading My name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout. The British novelist revealed that she would take Middlemarch, Nicholas Nickleby or Vanity Fair to a desert island.

Andrew Ziminski has devoted himself to preserving Britain's greatest structures. The stonemason of 30 years, examines wonders including Stonehenge in a new book.

Set after the death of Victorian explorer David Livingstone, Petina Gappah's novel is part of a trend for putting history's supposed bit-part players centre-stage.

There is no shortage of female detectives in fiction, from Agatha Christie's Miss Marple to Dorothy L. Sayers' Harriet Vane

Combining myth and science, this breathtaking book explores our obsession with the sky.

Foley burst on to the crime scene with her debut The Hunting Party last year, and this second outing confirms her exceptional talent.

This is a fascinating character study in which we catch up with our protagonist at various points in her life.

We're all rushed for time these days, but even so, the fact that one in three people in the UK doesn't regularly read for pleasure is a shock.

Sylvia Topp recounts the relationship George Orwell had with his first wife Eileen Maud O'Shaugnessy, in a new book. British author suggests Eileen's poem inspired a novel by Orwell.

Zeba Talkhani who was raised in Saudi Arabia, reflects on her journey to self-discovery in a memoir. Author describes growing up in a culture where women were both 'invisible and hyper visible.

Ian McEwan's latest novel is set in 1982, but not that of historical record. Here, after a disastrous British defeat in the Falklands, Labour leader Tony Benn is demanding the resignation Mrs Thatcher.

Journalist Alice Vincent has written about finding peace in her plants after a breakup. Rootbound: Rewilding A Life described how her long-term boyfriend broke up with her over breakfast.

Published just before his 90th birthday, this delightful book is a visual memoir of David Gentleman's 70 years in London, told through his distinctive artwork and fascinating commentary.

Philippe J. Dubois and Elise Rousseau have written a collection of essays on the behaviour of birds. A Short Philosophy Of Birds looks at how they interact with each other.