Hindi (TGT) Vacancy in Hisar, Haryana
Vikas Defence School
Hindi
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Hindi Teacher Job in Hisar, Haryana | School Recruitment
The school's commitment to inclusion
Vikas Defence School believes every learner deserves a nurturing environment. Our classrooms celebrate diverse backgrounds and learning styles. We encourage educators who value equity and respect each student’s potential.
Teaching in an inclusive classroom
- Adapt lessons for students with varied abilities.
- Use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic aids to reinforce Hindi concepts.
- Encourage peer collaboration and group discussions.
- Regularly assess progress with flexible rubrics.
Your responsibilities
- Deliver engaging Hindi lessons to classes 6 to 10.
- Plan and execute assessments aligned with the state curriculum.
- Mentor students in reading, writing, and speaking Hindi.
- Integrate technology and local cultural references into lessons.
- Provide individual support to students needing additional help.
- Collaborate with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary projects.
- Maintain accurate attendance and academic records.
- Participate in school meetings and professional development sessions.
Who should apply
Qualified with a postgraduate degree and B.Ed/D.El.Ed, preferably with TET/CTET. Three years of teaching experience in a school setting. A passion for Hindi and a commitment to inclusive education.
Skills for inclusive education
- Strong communication and classroom management.
- Ability to differentiate instruction.
- Empathy and patience with diverse learners.
- Collaborative mindset for team projects.
- Tech‑savvy for digital lesson tools.
Salary and benefits
Rs.16,000 - Rs.30,000 per month. Competitive benefits and growth opportunities at Vikas Defence School.
How to apply
Submit your resume and a brief cover letter highlighting your inclusive teaching experience. Mention the exact job title. Apply through the school’s recruitment portal or send documents to the HR office.
The school's commitment to inclusion
Vikas Defence School believes every learner deserves a nurturing environment. Our classrooms celebrate diverse backgrounds and learning styles. We encourage educators who value equity and respect each student’s potential.
Teaching in an inclusive classroom
- Adapt lessons for students with varied abilities.
- Use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic aids to reinforce Hindi concepts.
- Encourage peer collaboration and group discussions.
- Regularly assess progress with flexible rubrics.
Your responsibilities
- Deliver engaging Hindi lessons to classes 6 to 10.
- Plan and execute assessments aligned with the state curriculum.
- Mentor students in reading, writing, and speaking Hindi.
- Integrate technology and local cultural references into lessons.
- Provide individual support to students needing additional help.
- Collaborate with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary projects.
- Maintain accurate attendance and academic records.
- Participate in school meetings and professional development sessions.
Who should apply
Qualified with a postgraduate degree and B.Ed/D.El.Ed, preferably with TET/CTET. Three years of teaching experience in a school setting. A passion for Hindi and a commitment to inclusive education.
Skills for inclusive education
- Strong communication and classroom management.
- Ability to differentiate instruction.
- Empathy and patience with diverse learners.
- Collaborative mindset for team projects.
- Tech‑savvy for digital lesson tools.
Salary and benefits
Rs.16,000 - Rs.30,000 per month. Competitive benefits and growth opportunities at Vikas Defence School.
How to apply
Submit your resume and a brief cover letter highlighting your inclusive teaching experience. Mention the exact job title. Apply through the school’s recruitment portal or send documents to the HR office.
About School
In the bustling lanes of Dhiranwas, just a short drive from the main market of Hisar, the air carries the scent of fresh mangoes in summer and the low hum of tractors in the fields. The neighbourhood is a mix of long‑standing families and newer arrivals drawn by the town’s growing opportunities, and Vikas Defence School has become a familiar landmark for many of us. Its red‑brick buildings stand opposite the old banyan tree where children used to play, and...
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