Political Science (PGT) Vacancy in Handwara, Kupwara, Jammu And Kashmir
Kashmir Public School | Unisoo
Political Science
Full Time
Job Description
PGT Political Science Teacher Position at Kashmir Public School, Handwara
Kashmir Public School | Unisoo invites applications for the role of a PGT Political Science Teacher in Handwara, Kupwara, Jammu And Kashmir. This full-time position offers a competitive salary of Rs.38,000 to Rs.60,000 per month and requires a postgraduate degree in Political Science along with at least two years of relevant teaching experience. The role involves shaping young minds with a deep understanding of contemporary political theories, governance, and regional dynamics.
Daily Responsibilities
Plan and conduct engaging classroom sessions on core Political Science topics, ensuring alignment with the school’s curriculum. Prepare daily lesson plans that incorporate interactive discussions, case studies, and real-world examples relevant to Jammu And Kashmir’s socio-political context. Monitor student progress and provide timely feedback to help them grasp complex concepts effectively. Maintain organized and updated teaching resources, including PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and reference materials.
Regular Responsibilities Across the Academic Cycle
Develop and implement assessment strategies to evaluate students’ understanding of Political Science concepts, including quizzes, projects, and written exams. Collaborate with the school’s academic team to integrate Political Science into interdisciplinary learning opportunities, such as debates or guest lectures. Act as a mentor to students, guiding them in critical thinking and ethical reasoning through discussions on current affairs and political issues. Participate in school-wide events, such as seminars or workshops, to promote awareness of political science principles.
Periodic Responsibilities
Attend regular faculty meetings to discuss curriculum updates, student performance trends, and teaching methodologies. Conduct periodic parent-teacher interactions to discuss students’ academic progress and address any concerns related to Political Science studies. Ensure compliance with school policies on curriculum standards and student conduct, particularly in discussions about sensitive political topics.
Qualifications and Experience
Hold a postgraduate degree in Political Science from a recognized university. Possess a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with a strong foundation in teaching methods. Two years of teaching experience in Political Science at the high school or equivalent level is mandatory. While TET/CTET is not strictly required, a teaching certificate from the state education board is preferred. Experience in teaching students from diverse backgrounds is a plus.
The role at Kashmir Public School | Unisoo offers a chance to make a meaningful impact in shaping the political awareness of students in Handwara, Kupwara. The institution values educators who bring passion, expertise, and a commitment to fostering critical thinking in Political Science.
Kashmir Public School | Unisoo invites applications for the role of a PGT Political Science Teacher in Handwara, Kupwara, Jammu And Kashmir. This full-time position offers a competitive salary of Rs.38,000 to Rs.60,000 per month and requires a postgraduate degree in Political Science along with at least two years of relevant teaching experience. The role involves shaping young minds with a deep understanding of contemporary political theories, governance, and regional dynamics.
Daily Responsibilities
Plan and conduct engaging classroom sessions on core Political Science topics, ensuring alignment with the school’s curriculum. Prepare daily lesson plans that incorporate interactive discussions, case studies, and real-world examples relevant to Jammu And Kashmir’s socio-political context. Monitor student progress and provide timely feedback to help them grasp complex concepts effectively. Maintain organized and updated teaching resources, including PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and reference materials.
Regular Responsibilities Across the Academic Cycle
Develop and implement assessment strategies to evaluate students’ understanding of Political Science concepts, including quizzes, projects, and written exams. Collaborate with the school’s academic team to integrate Political Science into interdisciplinary learning opportunities, such as debates or guest lectures. Act as a mentor to students, guiding them in critical thinking and ethical reasoning through discussions on current affairs and political issues. Participate in school-wide events, such as seminars or workshops, to promote awareness of political science principles.
Periodic Responsibilities
Attend regular faculty meetings to discuss curriculum updates, student performance trends, and teaching methodologies. Conduct periodic parent-teacher interactions to discuss students’ academic progress and address any concerns related to Political Science studies. Ensure compliance with school policies on curriculum standards and student conduct, particularly in discussions about sensitive political topics.
Qualifications and Experience
Hold a postgraduate degree in Political Science from a recognized university. Possess a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with a strong foundation in teaching methods. Two years of teaching experience in Political Science at the high school or equivalent level is mandatory. While TET/CTET is not strictly required, a teaching certificate from the state education board is preferred. Experience in teaching students from diverse backgrounds is a plus.
The role at Kashmir Public School | Unisoo offers a chance to make a meaningful impact in shaping the political awareness of students in Handwara, Kupwara. The institution values educators who bring passion, expertise, and a commitment to fostering critical thinking in Political Science.
About School
When Aamir first stepped through the iron gates of Kashmir Public School in Unisoo, the hum of the Sopore‑Kupwara National Highway outside seemed to fade into a quieter rhythm of voices and footsteps. He was nine, clutching a small bag of books, and the school’s bright blue walls and the well‑tended garden gave him the sense that he had arrived somewhere that cared about more than just exams. The first weeks were a blend of curiosity and nervousness as he...
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