Social Science (TGT) Vacancy in Dulmi, Ramgarh, Jharkhand
JS Public School | Korchey
Social Science
Full Time
Job Description
Js Public School in Korchey, Dulmi, is looking for a dedicated TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) to join our Social Science department. The role is full-time and based in Ramgarh, Jharkhand.
Teaching Social Science at this level means covering a broad range of topics—history, geography, political science, and economics—while keeping students engaged in a way that connects to their lives. The focus is on making these subjects relevant, not just memorisation. You’ll be expected to prepare lessons that explain how past events shape today’s world and how geography influences communities. Classroom discussions should encourage critical thinking, not just recitation.
The school follows a structured curriculum, so planning lessons that align with the syllabus is key. You’ll need to explain complex ideas in simple terms, use local examples where possible, and ensure students understand the bigger picture. For instance, when teaching Indian history, linking it to Jharkhand’s heritage would make the subject more meaningful. Similarly, geography lessons should relate to the region’s landscape and resources.
A postgraduate degree in Social Science or a related field is essential. With four years of teaching experience, you’ll bring confidence in handling different student abilities. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory here, your ability to connect with students and make subjects interesting matters more. The school values teachers who can inspire curiosity, not just deliver lessons.
The salary for this role is between Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 per month. This is a full-time position, so it’s a stable opportunity with room to grow. The location is Dulmi, Ramgarh, so you’ll be living in a place with its own cultural vibe, close to nature, and within Jharkhand’s social fabric.
This isn’t just about teaching—it’s about shaping how students see the world around them. If you enjoy explaining ideas, adapting to different learning styles, and making subjects like history or geography come alive, this could be the right fit. The school environment is supportive, and there’s always room for teachers who take pride in their work.
Teaching Social Science at this level means covering a broad range of topics—history, geography, political science, and economics—while keeping students engaged in a way that connects to their lives. The focus is on making these subjects relevant, not just memorisation. You’ll be expected to prepare lessons that explain how past events shape today’s world and how geography influences communities. Classroom discussions should encourage critical thinking, not just recitation.
The school follows a structured curriculum, so planning lessons that align with the syllabus is key. You’ll need to explain complex ideas in simple terms, use local examples where possible, and ensure students understand the bigger picture. For instance, when teaching Indian history, linking it to Jharkhand’s heritage would make the subject more meaningful. Similarly, geography lessons should relate to the region’s landscape and resources.
A postgraduate degree in Social Science or a related field is essential. With four years of teaching experience, you’ll bring confidence in handling different student abilities. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory here, your ability to connect with students and make subjects interesting matters more. The school values teachers who can inspire curiosity, not just deliver lessons.
The salary for this role is between Rs.25,000 and Rs.40,000 per month. This is a full-time position, so it’s a stable opportunity with room to grow. The location is Dulmi, Ramgarh, so you’ll be living in a place with its own cultural vibe, close to nature, and within Jharkhand’s social fabric.
This isn’t just about teaching—it’s about shaping how students see the world around them. If you enjoy explaining ideas, adapting to different learning styles, and making subjects like history or geography come alive, this could be the right fit. The school environment is supportive, and there’s always room for teachers who take pride in their work.