Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Hazipur, Vaishali, Bihar
St. Xaviers High School
Job Description
St. Xaviers High School in Vaishali seeks a dedicated TGT Sanskrit Teacher to join the faculty in Hazipur, Bihar. This role involves teaching Sanskrit to students from Class 6 to Class 10, fostering an appreciation for the language’s rich cultural and literary heritage. The position emphasizes hands-on classroom instruction, curriculum development, and mentoring students in classical texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, and Sanskrit poetry.
Key responsibilities include designing engaging lesson plans aligned with the state’s education board syllabus, conducting regular assessments to gauge student progress, and encouraging extracurricular activities such as recitations, debates, and cultural events centered around Sanskrit. The teacher must also collaborate with the principal and subject coordinators to refine teaching methods and ensure consistency in academic standards.
Applicants must hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with a postgraduate qualification in Sanskrit. A strong command of the language, both written and spoken, is essential, along with experience in teaching secondary school students. While TET/CTET certification is preferred, it is not mandatory for this position.
The TGT Sanskrit Teacher Vacancy in Vaishali offers a competitive salary of Rs.24,000 to Rs.40,000 per month, along with opportunities for professional growth within a supportive academic environment. The role requires at least two years of relevant teaching experience, preferably in a school setting, to ensure familiarity with classroom dynamics and student engagement strategies.
St. Xaviers High School values educators who bridge tradition with modern teaching techniques, helping students connect Sanskrit’s timeless wisdom with contemporary learning. The school’s location in Hazipur, Vaishali, provides a culturally vibrant backdrop, ideal for immersive language learning experiences. This Sanskrit Teaching Job in Hazipur, Vaishali is a chance to shape young minds while contributing to the preservation of India’s linguistic and cultural legacy.