Gujarati (TGT) Vacancy in Vadodra, Vadodara, Gujarat
Shannen School | Wagodia
Gujarati
Full Time
Job Description
Teaching Gujarati language and literature in a Gujarat school
At Shannen School in Vadodara, a TGT Gujarati teacher shapes young minds through engaging lessons in the state’s official language. Daily tasks include designing lesson plans, delivering interactive classes, and fostering students’ linguistic skills—whether through grammar, poetry, or cultural texts. The role emphasizes practical teaching, ensuring students grasp both formal and conversational Gujarati.
The core duties focus on classroom instruction, covering syllabus topics like vocabulary, sentence structure, and literary works. Lessons may incorporate storytelling, debates, or creative writing to keep students engaged. The teacher also adapts teaching methods to meet diverse learning levels, ensuring every student progresses.
Assessment plays a key part in this role. Regular evaluations, including oral tests, writing exercises, and project-based assessments, help track student improvement. Planning ahead is essential—creating lesson sequences, preparing worksheets, and aligning teaching with the Gujarat curriculum ensures continuity.
A TGT Gujarati teacher at Shannen School must hold a postgraduate degree in Gujarati or a related field, along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. While experience in teaching is preferred, three years of relevant teaching in schools is required. A passion for Gujarati literature and a commitment to nurturing young learners are what matter most.
Based in Vadodara, this full-time position offers a competitive salary of Rs.18,000 to Rs.35,000 per month, along with opportunities to contribute to a supportive academic environment.
At Shannen School in Vadodara, a TGT Gujarati teacher shapes young minds through engaging lessons in the state’s official language. Daily tasks include designing lesson plans, delivering interactive classes, and fostering students’ linguistic skills—whether through grammar, poetry, or cultural texts. The role emphasizes practical teaching, ensuring students grasp both formal and conversational Gujarati.
The core duties focus on classroom instruction, covering syllabus topics like vocabulary, sentence structure, and literary works. Lessons may incorporate storytelling, debates, or creative writing to keep students engaged. The teacher also adapts teaching methods to meet diverse learning levels, ensuring every student progresses.
Assessment plays a key part in this role. Regular evaluations, including oral tests, writing exercises, and project-based assessments, help track student improvement. Planning ahead is essential—creating lesson sequences, preparing worksheets, and aligning teaching with the Gujarat curriculum ensures continuity.
A TGT Gujarati teacher at Shannen School must hold a postgraduate degree in Gujarati or a related field, along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. While experience in teaching is preferred, three years of relevant teaching in schools is required. A passion for Gujarati literature and a commitment to nurturing young learners are what matter most.
Based in Vadodara, this full-time position offers a competitive salary of Rs.18,000 to Rs.35,000 per month, along with opportunities to contribute to a supportive academic environment.
About School
Shannen School | Wagodia is situated in the Wagodia area of Vadodara, Gujarat, with the postal code 390019. The school primarily serves families living in the surrounding neighborhoods of Vadodara and nearby towns, offering a co‑educational setting for children from the local community. Its location makes it accessible to students who commute by foot, bicycle, or public transport from the surrounding residential zones.
The school follows the curriculum prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and is officially affiliated with the...
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