Science (TGT) Vacancy in Yamunanagar, Haryana
S.S Public Sr. Sec. School
Science
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Science Teacher Job in Yamunanagar, Haryana | School Recruitment
The reality of this role
Teaching Science to classes 6 to 10 at S.s Public Sr. Sec. School means handling two sections daily, each with 35–40 students. You will convert NCERT textbooks into simple experiments using whatever lab space is available. Lesson plans must fit the monthly syllabus chart that the school posts on the staff notice board.
What you will actually do
Prepare daily worksheets on acids, motion, or heredity that can be completed in 30 minutes.
Run quick experiments with glass jars, batteries, and tap water when the lab assistant is absent.
Mark two sets of notebooks every week and enter scores in the register before Friday assembly.
Attend the Monday morning subject meeting where the HOD decides next week’s practicals.
Organize a Science Club once a month—last time students built a mini water filter from plastic bottles.
Supervise the annual Science Exhibition; S.s Public Sr. Sec. School expects at least ten working models.
Submit the practical exam question paper to the principal by the first week of the term.
Who can do this job
Post-graduate in Science with B.Ed or D.El.Ed. Three years of TGT Science teaching experience in a Haryana school. TET/CTET is preferred but not mandatory.
What you need to bring
Clear spoken Hindi and English to explain concepts in both languages. Patience to repeat the same experiment until every student sees the colour change. Willingness to stay back for PTM or model-making sessions.
What you get in return
Rs.20,000 – Rs.35,000 per month, paid on the 5th of every month. School provides one set of NCERT books per class, basic lab consumables, and a metro pass for local travel.
How to apply
Send your CV and two passport-size photographs to the principal’s email at sspublicschool.yamunanagar@edu.in. Mention “TGT Science Teacher Vacancy in Yamunanagar” in the subject line. Walk-in with original documents on any working day between 9 am and 1 pm.
The reality of this role
Teaching Science to classes 6 to 10 at S.s Public Sr. Sec. School means handling two sections daily, each with 35–40 students. You will convert NCERT textbooks into simple experiments using whatever lab space is available. Lesson plans must fit the monthly syllabus chart that the school posts on the staff notice board.
What you will actually do
Prepare daily worksheets on acids, motion, or heredity that can be completed in 30 minutes.
Run quick experiments with glass jars, batteries, and tap water when the lab assistant is absent.
Mark two sets of notebooks every week and enter scores in the register before Friday assembly.
Attend the Monday morning subject meeting where the HOD decides next week’s practicals.
Organize a Science Club once a month—last time students built a mini water filter from plastic bottles.
Supervise the annual Science Exhibition; S.s Public Sr. Sec. School expects at least ten working models.
Submit the practical exam question paper to the principal by the first week of the term.
Who can do this job
Post-graduate in Science with B.Ed or D.El.Ed. Three years of TGT Science teaching experience in a Haryana school. TET/CTET is preferred but not mandatory.
What you need to bring
Clear spoken Hindi and English to explain concepts in both languages. Patience to repeat the same experiment until every student sees the colour change. Willingness to stay back for PTM or model-making sessions.
What you get in return
Rs.20,000 – Rs.35,000 per month, paid on the 5th of every month. School provides one set of NCERT books per class, basic lab consumables, and a metro pass for local travel.
How to apply
Send your CV and two passport-size photographs to the principal’s email at sspublicschool.yamunanagar@edu.in. Mention “TGT Science Teacher Vacancy in Yamunanagar” in the subject line. Walk-in with original documents on any working day between 9 am and 1 pm.
About School
S.S. Public Sr. Sec. School opened its doors in September 2006 in the quiet lanes of Sadhaura, Yamunanagar, and over the years it has become a familiar landmark for families in the district. Though the building is only a little over a decade old, the school feels like an extension of the neighbourhood, a place where generations of children have walked the same corridors, where parents first met teachers at the annual fair and where the sound of school bells...
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