Physics (TGT) Vacancy in New Delhi, Delhi
Air Force School | Rajokri
Physics
Full Time
Job Description
Physics Teacher Position at Air Force School Rajokri
The Air Force School in Rajokri is seeking an experienced and dedicated TGT Physics Teacher to join its dynamic faculty. This role focuses on delivering high-quality physics education to students from classes 6 to 10, ensuring a strong foundation in the subject.
Responsibilities
The primary responsibility of the TGT Physics Teacher will be to teach physics to students in classes 6 to 10. This includes designing lesson plans, conducting interactive sessions, and assessing student progress through regular tests and assignments.
The teacher will also be responsible for maintaining accurate records of student performance and communicating with parents regarding their child’s academic growth. Additionally, the role involves participating in school-level activities, such as science fairs, workshops, and extracurricular programs related to physics.
Qualifications and Experience
A postgraduate degree in Physics (M.Sc.) is mandatory for this position. The candidate should have completed a recognized teaching qualification, such as a B.Ed or D.El.Ed, to ensure effective classroom management and student engagement.
With at least four years of teaching experience, preferably in a CBSE-affiliated school, the candidate should demonstrate a strong command of physics principles and the ability to simplify them for young learners. Familiarity with laboratory work and hands-on experiments is a significant advantage.
Teaching Approach
The Air Force School emphasizes a practical and student-centric approach to learning. The TGT Physics Teacher is expected to incorporate modern teaching methodologies, such as problem-solving techniques, group discussions, and multimedia presentations, to make physics more accessible and enjoyable.
The teacher should encourage critical thinking and curiosity among students, fostering an environment where they can explore scientific concepts independently. Demonstrating patience, enthusiasm, and a willingness to adapt teaching strategies based on student needs will be essential.
Institutional Expectations
As part of the Air Force School community, the teacher will be expected to uphold the high standards of discipline and academic excellence that define the institution. Collaboration with other faculty members, participation in staff meetings, and adherence to school policies are integral parts of the role.
The school values teachers who are not only subject experts but also role models for students. The ability to maintain a positive and supportive classroom atmosphere while ensuring strict adherence to school rules will be key.
Work Environment
The Air Force School Rajokri provides a structured and disciplined work environment. Teachers are expected to follow a daily schedule that includes teaching hours, preparation time, and administrative duties. The school encourages professional development and may provide opportunities for workshops or training sessions to enhance teaching skills.
The salary for this position ranges between Rs.25,000 to Rs.40,000 per month, reflecting the institution’s commitment to attracting qualified educators. The role offers a full-time position with benefits aligned with the school’s policies.
Additional Considerations
While TET/CTET qualifications are not mandatory, candidates with these certifications will be viewed favorably. Experience in teaching physics at the secondary level, along with a proven track record of improving student performance, will strengthen the application.
The Air Force School seeks teachers who are passionate about physics and committed to shaping the future of young minds. The right candidate will not only excel in the classroom but also contribute positively to the school’s academic and extracurricular culture.
The Air Force School in Rajokri is seeking an experienced and dedicated TGT Physics Teacher to join its dynamic faculty. This role focuses on delivering high-quality physics education to students from classes 6 to 10, ensuring a strong foundation in the subject.
Responsibilities
The primary responsibility of the TGT Physics Teacher will be to teach physics to students in classes 6 to 10. This includes designing lesson plans, conducting interactive sessions, and assessing student progress through regular tests and assignments.
The teacher will also be responsible for maintaining accurate records of student performance and communicating with parents regarding their child’s academic growth. Additionally, the role involves participating in school-level activities, such as science fairs, workshops, and extracurricular programs related to physics.
Qualifications and Experience
A postgraduate degree in Physics (M.Sc.) is mandatory for this position. The candidate should have completed a recognized teaching qualification, such as a B.Ed or D.El.Ed, to ensure effective classroom management and student engagement.
With at least four years of teaching experience, preferably in a CBSE-affiliated school, the candidate should demonstrate a strong command of physics principles and the ability to simplify them for young learners. Familiarity with laboratory work and hands-on experiments is a significant advantage.
Teaching Approach
The Air Force School emphasizes a practical and student-centric approach to learning. The TGT Physics Teacher is expected to incorporate modern teaching methodologies, such as problem-solving techniques, group discussions, and multimedia presentations, to make physics more accessible and enjoyable.
The teacher should encourage critical thinking and curiosity among students, fostering an environment where they can explore scientific concepts independently. Demonstrating patience, enthusiasm, and a willingness to adapt teaching strategies based on student needs will be essential.
Institutional Expectations
As part of the Air Force School community, the teacher will be expected to uphold the high standards of discipline and academic excellence that define the institution. Collaboration with other faculty members, participation in staff meetings, and adherence to school policies are integral parts of the role.
The school values teachers who are not only subject experts but also role models for students. The ability to maintain a positive and supportive classroom atmosphere while ensuring strict adherence to school rules will be key.
Work Environment
The Air Force School Rajokri provides a structured and disciplined work environment. Teachers are expected to follow a daily schedule that includes teaching hours, preparation time, and administrative duties. The school encourages professional development and may provide opportunities for workshops or training sessions to enhance teaching skills.
The salary for this position ranges between Rs.25,000 to Rs.40,000 per month, reflecting the institution’s commitment to attracting qualified educators. The role offers a full-time position with benefits aligned with the school’s policies.
Additional Considerations
While TET/CTET qualifications are not mandatory, candidates with these certifications will be viewed favorably. Experience in teaching physics at the secondary level, along with a proven track record of improving student performance, will strengthen the application.
The Air Force School seeks teachers who are passionate about physics and committed to shaping the future of young minds. The right candidate will not only excel in the classroom but also contribute positively to the school’s academic and extracurricular culture.
About School
Teaching at Air Force School, Rajokri feels like being part of a close‑knit community that lives and works within the Air Force Station in New Delhi. The campus, which moved into its present building in May 2016, blends the orderliness of a military setting with the warmth of a preschool playground. As a CBSE‑affiliated pre‑primary centre, the school follows the Western Air Command curriculum, so every lesson is shaped by a framework that respects both national standards and the unique...
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