Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Rohini, North West Delhi, Delhi
Sukriti World School
Job Description
Job Overview
Sukriti World School is committed to ensuring every learner in Rohini and across North West Delhi finds meaning in their studies. A TGT Sanskrit Teacher position is available for a postgraduate with teaching experience. The role involves planning and delivering lessons that connect students to the language’s rich heritage.
Your Students
Classes at Sukriti World School include students from diverse backgrounds, some with varied prior exposure to Sanskrit. Inclusive classroom practices are essential to support learners at different levels. Familiarity with North West Delhi’s school environment will help in addressing local needs effectively.
What You Will Do
Prepare lesson plans aligned with CBSE Sanskrit curriculum for TGT classes.
Use storytelling and chanting methods to make grammar engaging for young learners.
Differentiate instruction for students who find Sanskrit new or challenging.
Organize monthly cultural activities where students recite verses or perform skits.
Conduct simple assessments to identify progress without pressure on weaker students.
Collaborate with special educators to adapt content for children with learning differences.
Maintain records of attendance, assignments, and quarterly progress reports.
Participate in staff meetings and parent-teacher interactions in Rohini or nearby areas.
Who Can Apply
Postgraduate candidates in Sanskrit with a minimum of three years of full-time teaching experience qualify. B.Ed or D.El.Ed is mandatory. TET or CTET is preferred but not required. Proficiency in Hindi and English is necessary for classroom communication.
What Makes You a Fit
Experience in inclusive pedagogy ensures no student feels left out during Sanskrit lessons.
Patience and clear articulation help explain complex sandhi and samasa concepts simply.
Strong classroom management skills are needed to guide a mixed-ability group in North West Delhi.
Salary and Benefits
The monthly salary ranges from Rs.20,000 to Rs.40,000 based on qualifications and experience. Benefits include school holidays aligned with Delhi government calendar and access to in-house resource materials. Professional development opportunities are available for Sanskrit educators.