Philosophy (PGT) Vacancy in Chainpur, Palamu, Jharkhand
Oxford Public School
Job Description
This role is for a PGT (Post Graduate Teacher) in Philosophy at Oxford Public School, Chainpur, Palamu. The position requires a dedicated educator with a strong academic background in Philosophy to deliver high-quality teaching, engage students in critical thinking, and contribute to the school’s philosophical curriculum.
The teacher will be responsible for:
- Teaching Philosophy at the senior secondary level (Class 11 and 12). This includes covering core philosophical concepts such as metaphysics, ethics, epistemology, and logic, aligned with the school’s curriculum.
- Designing and conducting classroom lessons that encourage analytical discussion, argumentation, and critical evaluation of philosophical ideas.
- Assessing students through continuous evaluation (CCE) and terminal examinations, ensuring fair and standardized grading practices.
- Engaging with students to foster an environment where philosophical inquiry is valued, including discussions on contemporary ethical dilemmas, philosophical movements, and historical thinkers.
- Preparing teaching materials, including lesson plans, handouts, and supplementary resources, tailored to the school’s syllabus.
- Participating in academic discussions with colleagues to refine teaching methods and share best practices in Philosophy education.
- Ensuring compliance with school policies regarding attendance, discipline, and curriculum implementation.
The ideal candidate will hold a postgraduate degree in Philosophy with at least two years of relevant teaching experience. While formal teaching experience is preferred, strong academic expertise in Philosophy and a passion for nurturing philosophical thinking in students are essential.
This role is a full-time position in Chainpur, Palamu (Tier 4 location), offering a monthly salary of Rs. 35,000 - Rs. 60,000. Applicants should be prepared for the demands of teaching Philosophy in a secondary school setting, where intellectual curiosity and pedagogical clarity are key to success.