Sanskrit (PRT) Vacancy in Patel Nagar, West Delhi, Delhi
St Marks Senior Secondary Public School | Janak Puri
Job Description
St Marks Senior Secondary Public School | Janak Puri invites applications for a dedicated PRT Sanskrit Teacher position in Patel Nagar, West Delhi. This role is ideal for an enthusiastic educator passionate about imparting classical Indian language skills to students. The school seeks someone who can blend traditional teaching methods with modern classroom engagement to foster a deeper appreciation for Sanskrit in young minds.
As a PRT Sanskrit Teacher at St Marks Senior Secondary Public School | Janak Puri, you will conduct daily classes in Sanskrit, covering grammar, literature, and cultural studies. Your responsibilities will include designing lesson plans aligned with the curriculum, engaging students with interactive activities, and maintaining a structured yet dynamic teaching environment. You will also assist in organizing extracurricular events related to Sanskrit, such as recitation competitions, poetry readings, and cultural festivals. Ensuring student participation and progress in language proficiency will be a key focus.
To qualify for this PRT Sanskrit Teacher position, you must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Sanskrit or an equivalent field. A B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory for teaching roles at this level. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it will be highly beneficial for career growth. Three years of teaching experience, preferably in a school setting, is required. Familiarity with modern teaching methodologies and a strong command of Sanskrit language skills are essential.
This PRT Sanskrit Teacher position offers a competitive salary of Rs.18,000 to Rs.35,000 per month, along with a location in Patel Nagar, West Delhi. St Marks Senior Secondary Public School | Janak Puri provides a supportive and inclusive environment where educators can contribute meaningfully to shaping the academic and cultural development of students. The role offers stability, growth opportunities, and a chance to preserve and promote India’s rich linguistic heritage.