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Naveed Jamal NAVEED JAMAL Village and Post Office Wartair, Dargai, Malakand Khyber Pukhtonkhwa, Pakistan Mobile: 0346-9076925 Email: [email protected] PERSONAL INFORMATION Father’s Name: Rahmat Shah Sail Date of Birth: April 20, 1985 Domicile: Malakand (Khyber Pukhtonkhwa) Email: [email protected] PRIME OBJECTIVE To be a part of a challenging work enviroment and equip myself with skills that help me to accomplish my tasks timely and sucessfully. ACADEMIC RECORD Degree M.A Pushto (Gold Medallist), University of Peshawar 2008 Degree Bachelor of Arts & Humanities, University of Malakand 2006 Degree Bachelor of Education, from IER, University of Peshawar 2009 Certificate F.Sc (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) BISE, Swat 2004 Certificate Metric (Science), BISE, Swat 2002 Organizations/ Work Experience UNIVERSITY OF MALAKAND Currently working as lecturer, BPS-18, in Pashto at the Department of Pashto & Oriental Languages, University of Malakand, Chakdara Dir (L) since 16th April, 2012. Duties & Responsibilities: Teaching the History of Pashto Language & Literature in the Department of Pashto & Oriental Languages Dy. Director Students Societies Chief Organizer of Malakand Literary Club Focal Person at ORIC, UOM Incharge of Seminar Library at Department of Pashto & Oriental Languages ABDUL WALI KHAN UNIVERSITY MARDAN As Office Assistant BPS-14 from September, 23, 2009 to May 2012. As Focal Person in Media Section of the University from 2010 to 2012. P.T.V & RADIO PAKISTAN Compare & Script writer 1) Da Watan Paa Noom (Mushaira PTV National), 2007. 2) Yadoona (music program PTV Home), 2008. 3) Da Jwnd Rangona (magazine program PTV Home), 2009 4) Da Sail Sara Makham (music program, Shamshad TV), 2010. 5) RJ FM 101 (3rd March 2009 to December 2012) Professional Trainings, Workshops & Certificates A certificate for participation in Basic First Aid to the injured training, attended the course from 26th October to 27th October 2007. Organized by Pakistan Red Crescent Society, Khyber Pukhtonkhwa Branch. A certificate for participation in two weeks training/workshop on Computer & English Communication Skills, held from 27th June to 11th July, 2011, at Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan. Certificates for participation in Badminton, Cricket (Runner Up Tem) & Pashto Mushaira in sports week, 2009 celebrated by Institute of Education & Research (I.E.R) University of Peshawar. A certificate for participation in 19th Master Trainers-Faculty Professional Development Program. Held at HEC Islamabad, from September 06 to October 24, 2012. National/ International Conferences/ Seminars Presented a paper on the topic of “Role of Pukhtoon Magazine in Promotion of Pashto Language & Literature” in an International Conference on khyber Pukhtoonkhwa, History & Culture held on 28 – 30, November 2012, organized by the National Institute of Historical & Cultural Research, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad and Pakistan Study Center, University of Peshawar at Area Study Center University of Peshawar. Seminars on the following topics was organized as “Organizer” in the Department of Pashto & Oriental Languages Pukhtana da Tarikh pa Ranra ke Malak Ahmad Khan da Yousafzo Mashar Adab aw Badlon Sher Shah Sori Pukhto aw Pukhtonwali Malakand da Tarikh pa Ranra ke Importance of Mother Tongue in Education Corruption and Anti Corruption Da Ghani Khan Jwand aw Falsafa Da Pukhtano Tarikh pa Pukhto Tappa Ke ________________________________________ .
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