Chemistry (TGT) Vacancy in Aurangabad, Bihar
Paramount Public School
Chemistry
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Chemistry Teacher Position at Paramount Public School in Aurangabad
Paramount Public School in Aurangabad seeks a qualified TGT Chemistry teacher to join its faculty. The role involves teaching Chemistry to students in Class 11 and 12, ensuring alignment with curriculum standards. The school values structured teaching methods and hands-on learning approaches.
A graduate in Chemistry with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree is essential for this position. Experience in classroom instruction and lesson planning is required, though not all candidates need extensive prior teaching in high school Chemistry. The role demands clarity in explaining complex chemical concepts while maintaining student engagement.
The salary for this full-time position is Rs.16,000 to Rs.30,000 per month, depending on qualifications and experience. The school expects candidates who can organize practical experiments and lab work effectively. Familiarity with school policies on safety and resource management will be an advantage.
Teaching Chemistry at Paramount Public School means working in a diverse student environment. The role includes preparing lesson plans, grading assignments, and attending staff meetings as needed. The school prefers candidates who can adapt teaching methods to meet individual student needs.
A strong command of the subject and ability to simplify scientific principles for students are key. Previous experience with board exam preparations would be beneficial. The school encourages candidates to bring enthusiasm for chemistry education and a commitment to academic excellence.
This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a structured school setting. The role focuses on delivering quality education while supporting student growth in scientific understanding. No TET or CTET certification is mandatory, but teaching experience is highly valued.
Paramount Public School in Aurangabad seeks a qualified TGT Chemistry teacher to join its faculty. The role involves teaching Chemistry to students in Class 11 and 12, ensuring alignment with curriculum standards. The school values structured teaching methods and hands-on learning approaches.
A graduate in Chemistry with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree is essential for this position. Experience in classroom instruction and lesson planning is required, though not all candidates need extensive prior teaching in high school Chemistry. The role demands clarity in explaining complex chemical concepts while maintaining student engagement.
The salary for this full-time position is Rs.16,000 to Rs.30,000 per month, depending on qualifications and experience. The school expects candidates who can organize practical experiments and lab work effectively. Familiarity with school policies on safety and resource management will be an advantage.
Teaching Chemistry at Paramount Public School means working in a diverse student environment. The role includes preparing lesson plans, grading assignments, and attending staff meetings as needed. The school prefers candidates who can adapt teaching methods to meet individual student needs.
A strong command of the subject and ability to simplify scientific principles for students are key. Previous experience with board exam preparations would be beneficial. The school encourages candidates to bring enthusiasm for chemistry education and a commitment to academic excellence.
This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a structured school setting. The role focuses on delivering quality education while supporting student growth in scientific understanding. No TET or CTET certification is mandatory, but teaching experience is highly valued.
About School
Paramount Public School stands on the bustling lanes of Aurangabad, Bihar, where the sound of temple bells mixes with the chatter of market stalls. Though the school opened its doors only a few years ago, it feels as if it has always been a part of the town’s rhythm. Many families I have known for generations now send their children here, and it is not uncommon to hear elders recalling the first day the school flag was hoisted, a moment...
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