Science (PRT) Vacancy in Rohtas, Bihar
Karn Vidya Vihar | Bikramganj
Job Description
Karn Vidya Vihar | Bikramganj invites qualified candidates for a PRT Science Teacher position in Rohtas, Bihar. This role is part of the school’s effort to maintain a strong science curriculum across grades. The teacher will play a key role in delivering hands-on experiments and interactive lessons, ensuring students grasp scientific concepts effectively.
Fixed Requirements
The selected candidate must hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with at least three years of teaching experience in science. A graduate degree in science or related field is mandatory. The salary for this PRT Science Teacher position is Rs.18,000 to Rs.30,000 per month.
Subject-Specific Duties
The PRT Science Teacher will conduct experiments, demonstrations, and practical work in physics, chemistry, and biology. The curriculum follows Karn Vidya Vihar’s structured approach, blending theory with real-world applications. Teachers are expected to adapt lessons for students with varying learning abilities, ensuring inclusive teaching.
Classroom Structure
Daily teaching hours typically range from 6 to 7 hours, with breaks for practical work and student engagement. The teacher will prepare lesson plans aligned with the Bihar Board syllabus, incorporating visual aids and group discussions. Some time may be allocated for lab supervision and assisting in science-based extracurricular activities.
Assessment Approach
Assessments will include periodic tests, project-based evaluations, and practical examinations. Continuous feedback will be provided through observation and student performance records. The school encourages a mix of traditional and modern assessment methods to reinforce learning outcomes.
Flexible Context
The institution values innovative teaching methods, so candidates with experience in experiential learning are preferred. The PRT will collaborate with senior science teachers to refine lesson delivery. Local educational practices in Rohtas, such as integrating regional science projects, may also be encouraged.