Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Rohini, North West Delhi, Delhi
North-Ex Public School
Sanskrit
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Sanskrit Teacher Role at North-ex Public School in Rohini, Delhi
North-ex Public School in Rohini, North West Delhi, invites applications for the position of TGT Sanskrit Teacher. This full-time role requires a passionate educator with a postgraduate qualification in Sanskrit to guide students in the ancient language’s grammar, literature, and cultural significance. With a monthly salary ranging from Rs.24,000 to Rs.40,000, this opportunity aligns with experienced teachers who bring both academic depth and enthusiasm for classical Indian heritage.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Teaching Sanskrit to students in grades 6 to 12 forms the core of your daily work. You’ll design engaging lessons that blend traditional pedagogy with modern teaching methods, ensuring students grasp concepts like Vyakarana (grammar), Kavya (poetry), and Upanishads. Classroom interactions will include discussions on Sanskrit’s role in Indian philosophy, literature, and daily life, making it relevant to students’ broader learning.
Curriculum development is part of your role, where you’ll align teaching with school syllabi while incorporating regional and contemporary examples. Collaborating with the principal and subject coordinators helps tailor lessons to meet North-ex Public School’s academic goals. Administrative tasks, such as preparing lesson plans, grading assignments, and maintaining student records, keep you organized and focused.
Recurring Responsibilities
Regular classroom assessments ensure students’ understanding of Sanskrit fundamentals. You’ll conduct quizzes, written tests, and oral presentations to evaluate progress and provide constructive feedback. Participating in departmental meetings and workshops helps refine teaching strategies, ensuring consistency across grade levels. Maintaining a welcoming and inclusive environment for diverse learners is also a priority, fostering a respectful and supportive classroom culture.
Engaging parents through parent-teacher interactions and workshops keeps them informed about students’ progress. This role also involves coordinating extracurricular activities, such as cultural fests or Sanskrit recitation competitions, to deepen students’ appreciation for the language. Keeping up-to-date with educational trends and best practices in Sanskrit teaching ensures your methods remain effective and student-centered.
Periodic Responsibilities
Periodic evaluations of teaching effectiveness help identify strengths and areas for improvement. You’ll review student performance data to adjust lesson plans and teaching techniques as needed. Attending school-wide events, like inter-house competitions or cultural programs, allows you to showcase Sanskrit’s vibrant traditions while strengthening your connection with the school community.
Collaborating with other Sanskrit teachers and sharing resources ensures a cohesive learning experience for students. Periodic professional development sessions, either within the school or externally, help you stay updated on teaching innovations. Maintaining a structured yet flexible approach to lesson planning ensures that Sanskrit remains both rigorous and inspiring for students at North-ex Public School.
North-ex Public School in Rohini, North West Delhi, invites applications for the position of TGT Sanskrit Teacher. This full-time role requires a passionate educator with a postgraduate qualification in Sanskrit to guide students in the ancient language’s grammar, literature, and cultural significance. With a monthly salary ranging from Rs.24,000 to Rs.40,000, this opportunity aligns with experienced teachers who bring both academic depth and enthusiasm for classical Indian heritage.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Teaching Sanskrit to students in grades 6 to 12 forms the core of your daily work. You’ll design engaging lessons that blend traditional pedagogy with modern teaching methods, ensuring students grasp concepts like Vyakarana (grammar), Kavya (poetry), and Upanishads. Classroom interactions will include discussions on Sanskrit’s role in Indian philosophy, literature, and daily life, making it relevant to students’ broader learning.
Curriculum development is part of your role, where you’ll align teaching with school syllabi while incorporating regional and contemporary examples. Collaborating with the principal and subject coordinators helps tailor lessons to meet North-ex Public School’s academic goals. Administrative tasks, such as preparing lesson plans, grading assignments, and maintaining student records, keep you organized and focused.
Recurring Responsibilities
Regular classroom assessments ensure students’ understanding of Sanskrit fundamentals. You’ll conduct quizzes, written tests, and oral presentations to evaluate progress and provide constructive feedback. Participating in departmental meetings and workshops helps refine teaching strategies, ensuring consistency across grade levels. Maintaining a welcoming and inclusive environment for diverse learners is also a priority, fostering a respectful and supportive classroom culture.
Engaging parents through parent-teacher interactions and workshops keeps them informed about students’ progress. This role also involves coordinating extracurricular activities, such as cultural fests or Sanskrit recitation competitions, to deepen students’ appreciation for the language. Keeping up-to-date with educational trends and best practices in Sanskrit teaching ensures your methods remain effective and student-centered.
Periodic Responsibilities
Periodic evaluations of teaching effectiveness help identify strengths and areas for improvement. You’ll review student performance data to adjust lesson plans and teaching techniques as needed. Attending school-wide events, like inter-house competitions or cultural programs, allows you to showcase Sanskrit’s vibrant traditions while strengthening your connection with the school community.
Collaborating with other Sanskrit teachers and sharing resources ensures a cohesive learning experience for students. Periodic professional development sessions, either within the school or externally, help you stay updated on teaching innovations. Maintaining a structured yet flexible approach to lesson planning ensures that Sanskrit remains both rigorous and inspiring for students at North-ex Public School.
About School
When I first walked through the vacant lot on Sector 8, Rohini, I imagined a place where children from this bustling part of North West Delhi could come home to learning that respected their families and their aspirations. That vision became North‑Ex Public School in 2010, and every brick laid since then has been guided by the simple belief that education should be a steady, reliable companion rather than a distant ideal. As the founder and principal, I have watched our...
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