Evs (PRT) Vacancy in New Delhi, Delhi
Convent Of Jesus & Mary
Job Description
The primary focus of this role is to make Environmental Studies both engaging and practical for young learners. Daily tasks will include planning and conducting lessons that combine storytelling, experiments, and outdoor activities to teach concepts like biodiversity, recycling, and conservation. The teacher will also organise small group projects, such as creating mini-gardens or nature journals, to reinforce learning in a fun and collaborative way.
Teachers will need to adapt lessons to suit different learning styles, ensuring that every child understands key environmental principles. This includes using visual aids, simple experiments, and real-world examples to explain topics like pollution, water conservation, and animal habitats. The role also involves encouraging students to apply what they learn in daily life, such as reducing waste or planting seeds.
Collaboration with other teachers and staff is essential to align environmental education with the school’s broader curriculum. The teacher will participate in planning interdisciplinary projects, such as linking Evs with science or social studies, to provide a well-rounded learning experience. Regular communication with parents about environmental initiatives and student progress will also be part of the responsibilities.
Eligibility for this position includes a recognised teaching qualification such as a B.Ed or D.El.Ed, along with at least two years of experience in primary education. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, a strong background in environmental education or related subjects will be considered advantageous. The candidate should also have a basic understanding of child psychology to effectively engage and motivate young learners.
This full-time position offers a monthly salary ranging from Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000, depending on qualifications and experience. The role provides an opportunity to contribute to a child-centric learning environment where environmental awareness is nurtured from an early age.