Conservator Wildlife, Malakand Wildlife Circle, Swat — New ETEA Project 884
The office of the Conservator Wildlife, Malakand Wildlife Circle, Swat is hiring one Junior Scale Stenographer (BPS-14) through ETEA Project 884 for 2026. Applications are open only for candidates holding a domicile of District Swat. Read the official advertisement on ETEA for the exact qualification, shorthand and typing speed requirements, and apply online through ETEA before the closing date.
Key facts
Organisation: Conservator Wildlife, Malakand Wildlife Circle, Swat
Testing agency: ETEA
Project number: 884
Post: Junior Scale Stenographer (BPS-14) — 1 post
Domicile: District Swat
Age: 18–30 years
Qualification: At least Intermediate or equivalent; 50 words/minute English shorthand, 30 words/minute typing; knowledge of MS Word and MS Excel
Applications opened: 20 October 2026
Last date: 15 November 2026
How to apply
- Create your profile on ETEA's website at etea.edu.pk.
- Print the E-Sahulat token from ETEA's website and get your CNIC verified from any NADRA E-Sahulat franchise — without verification you cannot apply.
- Submit the online application for Project 884 before 15 November 2026.
- Deposit the prescribed non-refundable test fee through ETEA's banking or digital payment channels and keep the paid deposit slip.
- Do not send documents to the ETEA office — documents are required only from shortlisted candidates at the scrutiny stage.
- Roll number slips come by SMS and download from the ETEA website, so provide an active mobile number.
Hazrat's analysis
This is a single-post recruitment, so only one Junior Scale Stenographer (BPS-14) will be appointed at the Malakand Wildlife Circle office in Swat — which means the competition will be tight and the ETEA screening test score will carry real weight. The bar is a very clear skill set: Intermediate, fifty words a minute in English shorthand and thirty in typing, plus MS Word and Excel. If you are from District Swat and have shorthand speed already in hand, this is a short-window opening worth taking seriously — apply online early rather than waiting for the 15 November deadline, because late submissions are not entertained.