Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Mayur Vihar, East Delhi, Delhi
Bhai Parmanand Vidya Mandir
Sanskrit
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Sanskrit Teacher – Job Description
Position Overview
We are seeking a dedicated TGT Sanskrit teacher to join our esteemed Tier 1 school. The ideal candidate will possess a postgraduate qualification in Sanskrit and a minimum of two years of classroom experience. The role focuses on delivering specialized Sanskrit instruction through proven pedagogical methods, nurturing linguistic competence and cultural appreciation in students.
Key Responsibilities
Design and implement a structured Sanskrit curriculum aligned with CBSE guidelines for Grades 6 to 8.
Develop lesson plans that integrate traditional shlokas, grammar, and modern language-learning techniques.
Assess student progress through formative and summative evaluations, including oral recitation, written exercises, and project-based assessments.
Foster an inclusive classroom environment that encourages participation and respect for linguistic diversity.
Collaborate with colleagues to integrate Sanskrit across interdisciplinary projects and school events.
Maintain accurate records of student attendance, performance, and developmental milestones.
Engage with parents through regular communication and feedback sessions.
Participate in professional development workshops and contribute to curriculum enhancement initiatives.
Instructional Approach
Our Sanskrit program emphasizes:
Sankriti-based learning: Integrating cultural context with language acquisition.
Phonetic mastery: Focused drills on correct pronunciation of Vedic and classical Sanskrit.
Interactive pedagogy: Use of storytelling, chanting, and digital storytelling tools.
Grammar through literature: Teaching sandhi, samasa, and karaka through epic verses from the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Project-based learning: Annual Sanskrit dramas, verse recitation competitions, and heritage walks.
Student Profile
Our students come from diverse linguistic backgrounds but share a strong interest in Indian heritage and classical languages. Many are preparing for Olympiads in Sanskrit and participate actively in inter-school cultural fests. The average class size is 28, with students showing varying proficiency levels—from beginners to advanced learners.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Outcomes
Student outcomes:
85% of students scoring above 80% in annual Sanskrit assessments.
100% participation in inter-house Sanskrit competitions.
At least 3 students qualifying annually for national-level Sanskrit Olympiads.
Classroom outcomes:
90% student satisfaction in feedback surveys regarding Sanskrit instruction quality.
100% lesson plan completion rate with differentiation strategies implemented for diverse learners.
School outcomes:
Increase in student enrollment in Sanskrit elective courses by 20% over two academic years.
Successful organization of an annual Sanskrit Mela showcasing student projects and performances.
Teacher outcomes:
Completion of two professional development courses in classical Indian pedagogy per year.
Publication or presentation of at least one resource material or methodology article in recognized forums.
Facilities and Resources
Dedicated Sanskrit lab equipped with:
High-quality audio system for shloka chanting practice.
Interactive whiteboard with Sanskrit font support.
Digital repository of Vedic chants, grammar charts, and e-books.
Traditional teaching aids: ashtadhyayi charts, sandhi wheels, and karma-kanda flashcards.
Access to a well-stocked library with commentaries on major Sanskrit texts.
School Culture
Our school fosters a values-driven, inclusive, and innovative learning environment. We believe in the holistic development of students through academics, arts, and community engagement. Teachers are encouraged to innovate, collaborate, and lead initiatives that enrich student experience. Sanskrit is not just a subject here—it is a living tradition that connects students to their cultural roots while preparing them for global citizenship.
Qualifications and Experience
Postgraduate degree in Sanskrit (Acharya or MA) from a recognized university.
Minimum 2 years of teaching experience in Sanskrit at the middle school level.
Familiarity with CBSE Sanskrit syllabus and assessment patterns.
Proficiency in Sanskrit script (Devanagari) and digital tools for Sanskrit instruction.
Willingness to participate in cultural festivals, competitions, and community outreach programs.
Preferred Skills
Experience in teaching Sanskrit through ICT tools and online platforms.
Background in Vedic studies or Indian philosophy.
Ability to compose simple Sanskrit verses or shlokas for classroom use.
Fluency in Hindi and English for multilingual instruction and communication.
Work Schedule
Full-time position, Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend duties for cultural events.
Annual academic calendar follows CBSE schedule with summer and winter breaks.
Professional development days are scheduled twice per semester.
Compensation and Benefits
Competitive salary as per CBSE norms for TGT Sanskrit cadre.
Comprehensive health insurance for self and dependents.
Subsidized meals in school cafeteria.
Professional development allowance for approved courses.
Generous leave policy including academic and cultural leave.
Mentorship opportunities and career growth within the CBSE-affiliated school network.
Application Process
Submit a detailed resume, cover letter, and three professional references.
Include a 500-word statement on your teaching philosophy in Sanskrit education.
Shortlisted candidates will undergo a demonstration lesson and panel interview.
Join us in shaping the next generation of Sanskrit scholars who are rooted in tradition yet ready for the future.
Position Overview
We are seeking a dedicated TGT Sanskrit teacher to join our esteemed Tier 1 school. The ideal candidate will possess a postgraduate qualification in Sanskrit and a minimum of two years of classroom experience. The role focuses on delivering specialized Sanskrit instruction through proven pedagogical methods, nurturing linguistic competence and cultural appreciation in students.
Key Responsibilities
Design and implement a structured Sanskrit curriculum aligned with CBSE guidelines for Grades 6 to 8.
Develop lesson plans that integrate traditional shlokas, grammar, and modern language-learning techniques.
Assess student progress through formative and summative evaluations, including oral recitation, written exercises, and project-based assessments.
Foster an inclusive classroom environment that encourages participation and respect for linguistic diversity.
Collaborate with colleagues to integrate Sanskrit across interdisciplinary projects and school events.
Maintain accurate records of student attendance, performance, and developmental milestones.
Engage with parents through regular communication and feedback sessions.
Participate in professional development workshops and contribute to curriculum enhancement initiatives.
Instructional Approach
Our Sanskrit program emphasizes:
Sankriti-based learning: Integrating cultural context with language acquisition.
Phonetic mastery: Focused drills on correct pronunciation of Vedic and classical Sanskrit.
Interactive pedagogy: Use of storytelling, chanting, and digital storytelling tools.
Grammar through literature: Teaching sandhi, samasa, and karaka through epic verses from the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Project-based learning: Annual Sanskrit dramas, verse recitation competitions, and heritage walks.
Student Profile
Our students come from diverse linguistic backgrounds but share a strong interest in Indian heritage and classical languages. Many are preparing for Olympiads in Sanskrit and participate actively in inter-school cultural fests. The average class size is 28, with students showing varying proficiency levels—from beginners to advanced learners.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Outcomes
Student outcomes:
85% of students scoring above 80% in annual Sanskrit assessments.
100% participation in inter-house Sanskrit competitions.
At least 3 students qualifying annually for national-level Sanskrit Olympiads.
Classroom outcomes:
90% student satisfaction in feedback surveys regarding Sanskrit instruction quality.
100% lesson plan completion rate with differentiation strategies implemented for diverse learners.
School outcomes:
Increase in student enrollment in Sanskrit elective courses by 20% over two academic years.
Successful organization of an annual Sanskrit Mela showcasing student projects and performances.
Teacher outcomes:
Completion of two professional development courses in classical Indian pedagogy per year.
Publication or presentation of at least one resource material or methodology article in recognized forums.
Facilities and Resources
Dedicated Sanskrit lab equipped with:
High-quality audio system for shloka chanting practice.
Interactive whiteboard with Sanskrit font support.
Digital repository of Vedic chants, grammar charts, and e-books.
Traditional teaching aids: ashtadhyayi charts, sandhi wheels, and karma-kanda flashcards.
Access to a well-stocked library with commentaries on major Sanskrit texts.
School Culture
Our school fosters a values-driven, inclusive, and innovative learning environment. We believe in the holistic development of students through academics, arts, and community engagement. Teachers are encouraged to innovate, collaborate, and lead initiatives that enrich student experience. Sanskrit is not just a subject here—it is a living tradition that connects students to their cultural roots while preparing them for global citizenship.
Qualifications and Experience
Postgraduate degree in Sanskrit (Acharya or MA) from a recognized university.
Minimum 2 years of teaching experience in Sanskrit at the middle school level.
Familiarity with CBSE Sanskrit syllabus and assessment patterns.
Proficiency in Sanskrit script (Devanagari) and digital tools for Sanskrit instruction.
Willingness to participate in cultural festivals, competitions, and community outreach programs.
Preferred Skills
Experience in teaching Sanskrit through ICT tools and online platforms.
Background in Vedic studies or Indian philosophy.
Ability to compose simple Sanskrit verses or shlokas for classroom use.
Fluency in Hindi and English for multilingual instruction and communication.
Work Schedule
Full-time position, Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend duties for cultural events.
Annual academic calendar follows CBSE schedule with summer and winter breaks.
Professional development days are scheduled twice per semester.
Compensation and Benefits
Competitive salary as per CBSE norms for TGT Sanskrit cadre.
Comprehensive health insurance for self and dependents.
Subsidized meals in school cafeteria.
Professional development allowance for approved courses.
Generous leave policy including academic and cultural leave.
Mentorship opportunities and career growth within the CBSE-affiliated school network.
Application Process
Submit a detailed resume, cover letter, and three professional references.
Include a 500-word statement on your teaching philosophy in Sanskrit education.
Shortlisted candidates will undergo a demonstration lesson and panel interview.
Join us in shaping the next generation of Sanskrit scholars who are rooted in tradition yet ready for the future.
About School
About Bhai Parmanand Vidya Mandir, Delhi
Situated in Mayur-Vihar, East-Delhi, Delhi – 110092, Bhai Parmanand Vidya Mandir, a CBSE-affiliated institute, blends academics with art-based learning for a multisensory educational experience.
Students learn through drawing integration in science, music in language classes, theatre in SST lessons, craft-design in mathematics, and visual storytelling across subjects.
Our arts ecosystem includes art studios, music rooms, theatre spaces, craft labs, and cultural workshops.
Academics include English, Hindi, Maths, Science, SST, Computer Science, and senior subjects enriched with creative tasks.
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