Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Dwarka, South West Delhi, Delhi
Indraprastha International School | Dwarka
Job Description
Indraprastha International School Dwarka invites experienced educators to join its faculty as a TGT Sanskrit Teacher. This role is essential in nurturing students’ cultural heritage and linguistic skills through a structured curriculum. The school seeks a passionate teacher who can inspire young minds with deep knowledge of Sanskrit literature, grammar, and Vedic traditions while aligning with modern educational standards.
The TGT Sanskrit Teacher will design engaging lesson plans covering classical texts, poetry, and scriptures like the Vedas and Upanishads. Experience in teaching students from Class 6 to 12 is highly valued, as the curriculum spans both foundational and advanced levels. A strong command over Sanskrit pronunciation, vocabulary, and cultural context will be crucial for effective classroom delivery.
For this position, a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit or a related field is mandatory, along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification to ensure pedagogical expertise. While formal teaching experience in Sanskrit is preferred, the school values candidates who bring enthusiasm and a commitment to fostering intellectual curiosity in their students. The role also involves collaborating with the academic team to integrate Sanskrit studies with broader school activities, such as cultural festivals and extracurricular programs.
The teaching environment at Indraprastha International School is dynamic and student-centric, emphasizing holistic development. The selected candidate will enjoy a competitive salary of Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 35,000 per month, along with opportunities for professional growth and participation in faculty development initiatives. A location in South West Delhi, near Dwarka, offers a vibrant community setting with easy access to educational resources.
This opportunity is ideal for educators who are dedicated to preserving and teaching Sanskrit while contributing to a school that values tradition and innovation. The role requires a blend of academic rigor and creative teaching approaches to inspire students to explore the richness of this ancient language.