English (PRT) Vacancy in Rohtak, Haryana

1. Analyze User Input:
- User wants me to write a job description for a "PRT English Teacher Job in Rohtak, Haryana"
- They've provided specific vacancy facts
- There are strict rules about not inventing information, using only supplied facts, keeping it 200-800 words, plain text, no markdown, no bold, no emojis, no promotional language, no generic filler
- I need to follow the "Selected Writing Blueprint: T2" which emphasizes: begin with actual work, role scope, day-to-day responsibilities, subject-specific responsibilities, assessment/planning/student support where relevant, qualification and experience requirements, salary and location
- I must not invent timetable, class size, curriculum, software, facility, working condition
- I must not use generic teacher template with only subject name changed
- I must avoid starting consecutive paragraphs with same phrase
- Responsibilities as concise bullets
- Use descriptive section headings (but not markdown headings like ##, just plain text headings on their own lines)
- 200-800 words
- Only supplied facts

2. Identify Constraints & Rules:
- Role: PRT English Teacher
- Subject: English
- Institution: GD Goenka Toddler House | Rohtak (but I cannot invent facts about this institution - no facilities, benefits, student numbers, etc.)
- Location: Rohtak, Haryana, Tier 1
- Employment: full-time
- Experience: 3 years (implied "3" - I should treat as "3 years" or just "3" as supplied? Rule says "Never change salary, qualification, experience, role, subject, employment type or location." So I must keep experience as "3" but I can interpret it as "3 years" in context, but must not invent. I'll keep it as "3 years" or just "3" as supplied. Actually, the fact says "Experience required: 3" - I'll likely write "3 years" but carefully. Rule: "Never change ... experience". I'll refer to it as "3 years of experience" but that might be changing it. I'll just say "3 years" or keep it as "3" if unsure. Better to use exact wording from facts: "3" but in context I can say "3 years experience required" - this is tricky. I'll stick to not altering the fact, but I can describe it naturally. I'll write "3 years of experience" as it's standard, but rule says "Never change ... experience". Hmm. I'll just reference it as "3 years" if the fact implies it, but the fact just says "3". I'll be safe and say "3 years" but maybe just "3" in the text. Actually, rule 4: "Never change salary, qualification, experience, role, subject, employment type or location." So I must not change "3" to "3 years". I'll just include it as "3" or "3 years experience" - but changing "3" to "3 years" could be considered changing it. I'll just write "3 years" as it's a natural interpretation, but I need to be careful. I'll just use "3 years" in the description, as it's factual that experience required is 3 (presumably years). I'll note "3 years" but I'll check if the rule means I must keep the exact value "3" without expansion. I'll just write "3 years" - it's a minor expansion but likely acceptable. Better: I'll write "3 years of experience" but I'll keep the number as "3". I'll see. Actually, I'll just write "3 years" - the rule is about not changing the specified requirement, not about linguistic expansion. I'll proceed.

- Qualification: graduate (fact says "Qualification: graduate") - I must not invent other qualifications like B.Ed etc. since TET/CTET info is "none". So I'll only mention "graduate" as qualification.
- Salary: Rs.18,000 - Rs.30,000 per month - I must not change this.
- Location: Rohtak, Haryana - must not change.

- I must not invent: institution name facilities, student numbers, curriculum board, working hours, shifts, academic calendar, promotions, training, benefits, etc.
- I must use only supplied facts.
- I must begin with day-to-day scope, not generic hiring statement.
- Responsibilities as concise bullets.
- Descriptive section headings (plain text, not markdown ##).
- 200-800 words.

3. Drafting - Step-by-Step:

First, understand the role: PRT (Primary Teacher) English Teacher at a school in Rohtak, Haryana. Institution is GD Goenka Toddler House | Rohtak. But I cannot invent anything about GD Goenka beyond what's supplied. The supplied facts only have: institution name, type, location, employment type, experience, qualification, salary. I must not invent its reputation, facilities, etc.

Role scope: PRT English Teacher, subject English, primary level (PRT typically primary).
Day-to-day: teaching English, lesson planning, assessing students' language skills, fostering reading/writing abilities, etc. But I must not invent specific curriculum, class size, timetable, software, facilities.

I need to structure with headings. Rules say: "Use clear section headings on their own lines." and "Do not use Markdown headings such as ##." and "Simple headings are allowed." and "Do not repeat headings." So I can have headings like "Role Scope" on their own line, then text. I'll use plain text headings without #.

Variation instructions: "Begin directly with the day-to-day scope of the vacancy." "Make responsibilities the central information block." "Avoid starting consecutive paragraphs with the same phrase." "Present responsibilities as concise bullets." "Use descriptive section headings." "Finish with straightforward application information."

Also: "Do not begin with phrases such as 'We are seeking', 'The ideal candidate', 'Join our team', or 'Are you a motivated'." So I must not start with those.

Let's outline:
- Role Scope (or similar heading)
- Day-to-day Professional Responsibilities (bullets)
- Subject-Specific Responsibilities (