Sanskrit (PRT) Vacancy in Kalkaji, South Delhi, Delhi
Kalka Public School | Alaknanda
Job Description
PRT Sanskrit Teacher Job in South Delhi, Delhi | School Recruitment at Kalka Public School | Alaknanda seeks a dedicated teacher to deliver Sanskrit education to students in Kalkaji, South Delhi. This role involves shaping young minds with the rich heritage and classical wisdom of the language, aligning with the school’s commitment to holistic learning. The position requires a passion for Sanskrit literature, grammar, and cultural preservation while ensuring engaging classroom interactions.
Responsibilities
Teach Sanskrit as a core subject to students from Class I to XII, ensuring age-appropriate curriculum adherence. Develop and implement lesson plans that integrate classical texts, Vedic knowledge, and modern pedagogical techniques. Conduct regular assessments to evaluate student progress in language proficiency, grammar, and comprehension skills. Foster a respectful and inclusive learning environment where students explore Sanskrit’s linguistic depth and cultural significance. Collaborate with the Sanskrit faculty to enhance interdisciplinary teaching, such as connecting Sanskrit with history, philosophy, and arts.
Requirements
Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Sanskrit or equivalent with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification to qualify for the PRT position. Three years of teaching experience in Sanskrit or related subjects is preferred, especially in schools with a focus on classical languages. A valid TET or CTET certificate is advantageous but not mandatory for this role. Strong command over Sanskrit grammar, Vedic literature, and modern Sanskrit usage is essential. Ability to create interactive and culturally relevant teaching materials is a key requirement.
Compensation
The selected candidate will receive a monthly salary ranging from Rs.18,000 to Rs.30,000, depending on qualifications and experience. Kalka Public School | Alaknanda values dedicated educators who contribute to the school’s mission of nurturing well-rounded students through traditional and contemporary educational methods. Additional benefits may include professional development opportunities and support for curriculum innovation in Sanskrit teaching.