English (NTT) Vacancy in Kanjhawala, North West Delhi, Delhi
Prabhu Dayal Public School
Full Time
Job Description
NTT English Teacher Job in North West Delhi, Delhi
Job Overview
Prabhu Dayal Public School in Kanjhawala, North West Delhi, is looking for an NTT English Teacher to shape the earliest language habits of children aged three to six. In a community where Hindi and Punjabi are widely spoken at home, you will introduce English through playful routines that feel natural to little learners. The school values teachers who can blend structured phonics with joyful storytelling and rhymes, ensuring every child leaves the classroom confident enough to name objects and follow simple instructions in English.
Your Students
Your classroom will be home to curious minds from diverse backgrounds in North West Delhi. Many children are first-generation learners, so you will build their listening and speaking skills through songs, picture cards, and circle-time conversations. Emotional safety matters as much as language acquisition—your gentle corrections and encouraging tone will help shy students participate without fear. Prabhu Dayal Public School expects you to observe each child’s progress and share small wins with parents during informal chats at pickup.
What You Will Do
Conduct daily phonics and vocabulary sessions using multisensory activities like sand-tray writing and flashcard drills.
Lead storytelling periods with exaggerated voices and picture books to keep attention high.
Organize indoor and outdoor games that embed English commands (“Run to the red circle,” “Clap your hands”).
Plan monthly rhyme assemblies where children perform in pairs, building confidence and fluency.
Create low-prep teaching aids from recycled materials to keep costs down and creativity up.
Collaborate with the NTT team to align themes across subjects so English words appear in art and movement classes.
Maintain a simple anecdotal record of each child’s spoken English growth for parent-teacher meetings.
Eligibility
Graduation in any discipline from a recognized Indian university.
Minimum one year of classroom experience with pre-primary learners.
Preference for candidates familiar with NTT pedagogy and activity-based methods.
Familiarity with Hindi or Punjabi is helpful but not mandatory.
What Makes You a Fit
You enjoy singing nursery rhymes louder than the children and don’t mind sticky fingerprints on flashcards. Experience in Delhi-NCR preschools, especially in North West Delhi, gives you insight into local language mix and parent expectations. Prabhu Dayal Public School values teachers who arrive five minutes early to set up the day’s props and leave the classroom tidy for the next educator. If you can turn a rainy-day indoor session into a mini “English treasure hunt,” you’ll fit right in.
What You Get
Monthly salary between Rs.20,000 and Rs.25,000 for a full-time position at Prabhu Dayal Public School.
Paid national holidays and school vacations as per the CBSE-affiliated calendar.
Access to in-house phonics kits and a small annual budget for supplementary readers.
Opportunity to attend regional workshops on early literacy without financial burden.
Job Overview
Prabhu Dayal Public School in Kanjhawala, North West Delhi, is looking for an NTT English Teacher to shape the earliest language habits of children aged three to six. In a community where Hindi and Punjabi are widely spoken at home, you will introduce English through playful routines that feel natural to little learners. The school values teachers who can blend structured phonics with joyful storytelling and rhymes, ensuring every child leaves the classroom confident enough to name objects and follow simple instructions in English.
Your Students
Your classroom will be home to curious minds from diverse backgrounds in North West Delhi. Many children are first-generation learners, so you will build their listening and speaking skills through songs, picture cards, and circle-time conversations. Emotional safety matters as much as language acquisition—your gentle corrections and encouraging tone will help shy students participate without fear. Prabhu Dayal Public School expects you to observe each child’s progress and share small wins with parents during informal chats at pickup.
What You Will Do
Conduct daily phonics and vocabulary sessions using multisensory activities like sand-tray writing and flashcard drills.
Lead storytelling periods with exaggerated voices and picture books to keep attention high.
Organize indoor and outdoor games that embed English commands (“Run to the red circle,” “Clap your hands”).
Plan monthly rhyme assemblies where children perform in pairs, building confidence and fluency.
Create low-prep teaching aids from recycled materials to keep costs down and creativity up.
Collaborate with the NTT team to align themes across subjects so English words appear in art and movement classes.
Maintain a simple anecdotal record of each child’s spoken English growth for parent-teacher meetings.
Eligibility
Graduation in any discipline from a recognized Indian university.
Minimum one year of classroom experience with pre-primary learners.
Preference for candidates familiar with NTT pedagogy and activity-based methods.
Familiarity with Hindi or Punjabi is helpful but not mandatory.
What Makes You a Fit
You enjoy singing nursery rhymes louder than the children and don’t mind sticky fingerprints on flashcards. Experience in Delhi-NCR preschools, especially in North West Delhi, gives you insight into local language mix and parent expectations. Prabhu Dayal Public School values teachers who arrive five minutes early to set up the day’s props and leave the classroom tidy for the next educator. If you can turn a rainy-day indoor session into a mini “English treasure hunt,” you’ll fit right in.
What You Get
Monthly salary between Rs.20,000 and Rs.25,000 for a full-time position at Prabhu Dayal Public School.
Paid national holidays and school vacations as per the CBSE-affiliated calendar.
Access to in-house phonics kits and a small annual budget for supplementary readers.
Opportunity to attend regional workshops on early literacy without financial burden.
About School
In the heart of North West Delhi, where bustling streets of Kanjhawala meet the hum of the city, lies a region where families strive to give their children a strong foundation in education. This is an area where many people have recently moved to, seeking better prospects and a chance to build a brighter future. As a result, students here face unique challenges in adapting to new surroundings and balancing the demands of academic growth with the realities of changing...
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