Pprt Vacancy in Punjabi Bagh, West Delhi, Delhi
St Marks Senior Secondary Public School | West Delhi
Full Time
Job Description
PPRT (Practical Training in Rural Environment Specialist) EVS Teacher Position at St. Marks Senior Secondary Public School, Punjabi Bagh
St. Marks Senior Secondary Public School in Punjabi Bagh, West Delhi, is looking for a dedicated PPRT EVS Teacher to support hands-on environmental education. This role focuses on practical training in rural settings, ensuring students gain real-world experience through field studies, community projects, and experiential learning tied to EVS curriculum.
The job involves designing and implementing EVS activities that bridge classroom theory with outdoor exploration. You’ll lead trips to local farms, forests, or water bodies, guiding students in observing ecosystems, sustainable practices, and environmental conservation. Daily tasks include lesson planning, student supervision, and documenting observations through projects or reports.
A graduate degree in any field is required, with a strong background in EVS or environmental sciences preferred. Three years of teaching experience, particularly in EVS or related subjects, is essential. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory, a passion for hands-on learning and rural engagement is crucial.
This full-time position pays between Rs. 18,000 and Rs. 35,000 per month, depending on qualifications and experience. Punjabi Bagh offers a vibrant, diverse community with ample opportunities for outdoor learning and collaboration. If you thrive in interactive, field-based teaching and want to make a tangible impact on students’ understanding of nature, this could be the right fit.
St. Marks Senior Secondary Public School in Punjabi Bagh, West Delhi, is looking for a dedicated PPRT EVS Teacher to support hands-on environmental education. This role focuses on practical training in rural settings, ensuring students gain real-world experience through field studies, community projects, and experiential learning tied to EVS curriculum.
The job involves designing and implementing EVS activities that bridge classroom theory with outdoor exploration. You’ll lead trips to local farms, forests, or water bodies, guiding students in observing ecosystems, sustainable practices, and environmental conservation. Daily tasks include lesson planning, student supervision, and documenting observations through projects or reports.
A graduate degree in any field is required, with a strong background in EVS or environmental sciences preferred. Three years of teaching experience, particularly in EVS or related subjects, is essential. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory, a passion for hands-on learning and rural engagement is crucial.
This full-time position pays between Rs. 18,000 and Rs. 35,000 per month, depending on qualifications and experience. Punjabi Bagh offers a vibrant, diverse community with ample opportunities for outdoor learning and collaboration. If you thrive in interactive, field-based teaching and want to make a tangible impact on students’ understanding of nature, this could be the right fit.