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Chennai
New Delhi
Kolkata - Tender
Tender No |
Name of works |
Quantity |
Value of work A+B (approx) |
Period of completion |
| BCD 2012/0001
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A.
Production of films for English Language Teacher Training in West Bengal
B.
Production of audio materials with rhymes and chants |
10 films of 30 minutes each (shot in HD)
5 DVDs |
Rs 30,00,000/- |
4 weeks |
All terms and
conditions and tender documents can be collected from the office or here.
The tender documents can also be collected from our office reception
during office hours from 31 January 2012. Tenders should be
submitted in sealed envelope within
Tuesday 7 February 2012 by 5.00 p.m.
Office address is:
First Floor, L&T Chambers
16 Camac Street
Kolkata 700 017
Phone: (+91 33) 2282 5370 |
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British Council is UK's international organisation for educational and
cultural relations and manages a wide range of activities covering the arts,
science, technology and education. Through our work we aim to build and
develop long-term relationships with governments, organisations and people
to provide mutual benefit and promote a wider knowledge of the UK and the
English language. All jobs in the organisation contribute towards these
aims. All our work is concerned with people and involves quality and
customer care.
In India, the Council operates as a division of the British High Commission.
With offices in the four metros (New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Mumbai) and
a network of seven British libraries, this is the Council's largest
operation in the world. You will be encouraged to manage
your own career. Most vacant jobs are initially advertised internally and
all staff are eligible to apply. Whatever your area and level of work, a job
in the British Council is a unique opportunity to develop highly
transferable skills which will serve you well even if you aim to move out of
the organisation in due course. Successful candidates are offered
appointment on a fixed-term contract. The duration of contract is determined
by the nature of the job to be filled. All offers of appointment are subject
to satisfactory references and medical clearance. Our staff work a five-day week of forty hours
(including lunch break). The British Council is committed to a policy
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employee receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of sex, marital
status, race, colour, creed, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, age or
disability.
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follow. The code states the key standards of behaviour expected from members
of staff and from others acting on behalf of the British Council, in order
to preserve and enhance its reputation.
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