The English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU), a central university based in Hyderabad, has invited applications for Tutor posts in German and Japanese on a temporary basis. A total of 14 positions are on offer, split equally between the two languages. The tutors will teach skill-based foreign language courses for medical professionals under the Centre for Consultancy and Language Training, working with the Department of Germanic Studies and the Department of Asian Languages.
EFLU German and Japanese Tutor Recruitment 2026
Posted 12 Oct 2026Updated 12 Oct 2026EFLU/Admn./F.2469/2026/632
Total Vacancies
14
Last Date
19 Oct
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About EFLU German and Japanese Tutor Recruitment 2026
Job Overview
- Organization
- English and Foreign Languages University
- Advertisement No.
- EFLU/Admn./F.2469/2026/632
- Post Name
- Tutor in German and Tutor in Japanese
- Job Location
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Who Can Apply
- Candidates from anywhere in India
- Job Type
- Temporary
- Gender
- All
- Nationality
- Indian
- Credentials Required
- Valid Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) certificate at N3 level or above for Tutor in Japanese
- Tenure
- Two years (October 2026 to September 2028)
Vacancy Breakdown
Tutor in German
7
Tutor in Japanese
7
Total14
| Post Name | Total |
|---|---|
| Tutor in German | 7 |
| Tutor in Japanese | 7 |
| Grand Total | 14 |
Eligibility Details
Requirements differ by post — open a post to see its own.
Tutor in German7 posts
- Qualification
- MA (German) OR BA (Hons. / Hons. With Research) 4-year degree in German with 75% marks OR a BA (Hons.) (3 years) in German with 75% marks or a higher degree in German from a recognized University.
- Department
- Department of Germanic Studies
- Desirable
- Teaching experience in German or/and B2 or higher certificate from Goethe Institute / TELC; experience of teaching German to medical professionals
Tutor in Japanese7 posts
- Qualification
- A Bachelor's (three/four year) degree and above with minimum of 75% aggregate marks in any discipline (desirable Japanese) from a recognised university AND a valid Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) certificate at N3 level or above.
- Department
- Department of Asian Languages
- Desirable
- Adequate Japanese-language proficiency to teach caregiving-related vocabulary, occupational expressions, professional communication and relevant instructional materials; knowledge or training in caregiving, healthcare communication or related occupational contexts; sufficient English-language proficiency; ability to explain Japanese-language expressions and terminology; relevant teaching experience, professional training or subject-specific competence in Japanese-language instruction, caregiving, healthcare or vocational education
Selection Process
- 1Shortlisting
Applications are screened and candidates are shortlisted for the interview.
- 2Online Interview
The date, time and other details of the online interview are communicated individually to shortlisted candidates.
Salary Structure
Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month, decided based on the performance of the candidate
How to Apply
- 1Prepare a curriculum vitae clearly mentioning a valid email ID and mobile number
- 2Email the curriculum vitae to [email protected]
- 3Write the subject line of the email as 'Application for the Tutor - [Language]', for example 'Application for the Tutor-Japanese'
- 4Send the email on or before 19 October 2026
Documents to Carry / Upload
•Curriculum Vitae (CV) with valid email ID and mobile number
Important Details
- Applications are accepted only by email.
- Incomplete applications or applications received after the closing date of 19 October 2026 will not be considered.
About the Engagement
The tutors are engaged on a temporary basis under the Centre for Consultancy and Language Training (CCLT) to teach skill-based courses for medical professionals in German and Japanese.
Contact
Email: [email protected]
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