Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Dibrugarh East, Dibrugarh, Assam
Delhi Public School | Dibrugarh
Sanskrit
Full Time
Job Description
Teaching Sanskrit at Delhi Public School, Dibrugarh
At Delhi Public School in Dibrugarh, a TGT Sanskrit Teacher plays a key role in shaping students’ understanding of classical language and culture. This position involves delivering structured lessons across grades, ensuring students grasp foundational and advanced concepts of Sanskrit grammar, literature, and Vedic traditions. The role also includes engaging students through interactive methods, practical applications, and cultural activities that connect ancient texts to modern relevance.
The core duties focus on curriculum delivery. Daily classes cover topics like Vedic mantras, classical poetry, and linguistic rules, often supplemented with audio-visual aids and group discussions. The teacher designs lesson plans that align with school syllabi while incorporating regional cultural context to make learning accessible. Workshops and extracurricular events, such as recitation competitions or Sanskrit poetry sessions, help reinforce classroom learning beyond the syllabus.
Assessment and planning are integral. The teacher evaluates students through written tests, oral recitals, and project-based assignments to gauge comprehension. Regular feedback ensures students progress effectively, while planning sessions involve reviewing student performance to adjust teaching methods. The teacher also collaborates with the academic team to refine Sanskrit pedagogy, ensuring alignment with school’s educational goals.
For this role, a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory. Two years of teaching experience, preferably in Sanskrit or related subjects, is required. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it is highly beneficial for career progression. The role offers a monthly salary of Rs.20,000 to Rs.45,000, with the opportunity to work in a vibrant academic environment in Dibrugarh East, Assam.
At Delhi Public School in Dibrugarh, a TGT Sanskrit Teacher plays a key role in shaping students’ understanding of classical language and culture. This position involves delivering structured lessons across grades, ensuring students grasp foundational and advanced concepts of Sanskrit grammar, literature, and Vedic traditions. The role also includes engaging students through interactive methods, practical applications, and cultural activities that connect ancient texts to modern relevance.
The core duties focus on curriculum delivery. Daily classes cover topics like Vedic mantras, classical poetry, and linguistic rules, often supplemented with audio-visual aids and group discussions. The teacher designs lesson plans that align with school syllabi while incorporating regional cultural context to make learning accessible. Workshops and extracurricular events, such as recitation competitions or Sanskrit poetry sessions, help reinforce classroom learning beyond the syllabus.
Assessment and planning are integral. The teacher evaluates students through written tests, oral recitals, and project-based assignments to gauge comprehension. Regular feedback ensures students progress effectively, while planning sessions involve reviewing student performance to adjust teaching methods. The teacher also collaborates with the academic team to refine Sanskrit pedagogy, ensuring alignment with school’s educational goals.
For this role, a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory. Two years of teaching experience, preferably in Sanskrit or related subjects, is required. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it is highly beneficial for career progression. The role offers a monthly salary of Rs.20,000 to Rs.45,000, with the opportunity to work in a vibrant academic environment in Dibrugarh East, Assam.
About School
When a child steps through the gates of Delhi Public School in Dibrugarh East, the first thing they notice is the quiet hum of activity that fills the corridors. The campus, set against the backdrop of the Brahmaputra’s gentle rise, feels both expansive and intimate; wide playgrounds sit beside well‑lit classrooms, and the scent of fresh paint mixes with the monsoon rain that often drizzles over the school’s red‑brick facades. In those early days, the new student learns to locate...
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