Evs (PRT) Vacancy in Rahe, Ranchi, Jharkhand
Angira International School
Evs
Full Time
Job Description
PRT Evs Teacher Job in Ranchi, Jharkhand | School Recruitment
Angira International School in Rahe, Ranchi, is seeking a dedicated PRT Evs Teacher to inspire young minds with hands-on environmental education. This role blends classroom teaching with field-based learning, ensuring students grasp concepts like sustainability, biodiversity, and eco-friendly practices. With a salary of Rs.14,000 to Rs.20,000 per month, this position offers a chance to shape future generations while contributing to the school’s eco-conscious initiatives.
A typical week for a PRT Evs Teacher at Angira International School involves lesson planning aligned with the school’s environmental curriculum. You’ll design interactive activities, experiments, and projects that engage students in real-world environmental issues. Daily tasks include conducting classroom discussions on topics like waste management, renewable energy, and conservation of local flora and fauna.
Recurring responsibilities include teaching core EVS (Environmental Studies) lessons, organizing group activities, and assessing student understanding through quizzes and projects. You’ll also collaborate with other teachers to integrate environmental themes into broader academic programs, ensuring a holistic learning experience. Field trips to nearby nature reserves or farms are part of the routine, allowing students to apply classroom knowledge in practical settings.
Periodic responsibilities include preparing lesson plans and teaching aids, attending school meetings to discuss environmental policies, and participating in community outreach programs. You may also be involved in organizing school events like tree plantation drives or environmental fairs, fostering a culture of sustainability among students and staff. The role emphasizes creativity and adaptability, ensuring lessons remain engaging and relevant to evolving environmental challenges.
Angira International School in Rahe, Ranchi, is seeking a dedicated PRT Evs Teacher to inspire young minds with hands-on environmental education. This role blends classroom teaching with field-based learning, ensuring students grasp concepts like sustainability, biodiversity, and eco-friendly practices. With a salary of Rs.14,000 to Rs.20,000 per month, this position offers a chance to shape future generations while contributing to the school’s eco-conscious initiatives.
A typical week for a PRT Evs Teacher at Angira International School involves lesson planning aligned with the school’s environmental curriculum. You’ll design interactive activities, experiments, and projects that engage students in real-world environmental issues. Daily tasks include conducting classroom discussions on topics like waste management, renewable energy, and conservation of local flora and fauna.
Recurring responsibilities include teaching core EVS (Environmental Studies) lessons, organizing group activities, and assessing student understanding through quizzes and projects. You’ll also collaborate with other teachers to integrate environmental themes into broader academic programs, ensuring a holistic learning experience. Field trips to nearby nature reserves or farms are part of the routine, allowing students to apply classroom knowledge in practical settings.
Periodic responsibilities include preparing lesson plans and teaching aids, attending school meetings to discuss environmental policies, and participating in community outreach programs. You may also be involved in organizing school events like tree plantation drives or environmental fairs, fostering a culture of sustainability among students and staff. The role emphasizes creativity and adaptability, ensuring lessons remain engaging and relevant to evolving environmental challenges.
About School
Angira International School sits on a quiet stretch of Rahe in Ranchi, Jharkhand, just a short walk from the bustling market lanes that give the area its lively character. The campus is modest but well‑maintained, with bright classrooms, a small library corner and a play area that hums with the energy of children from play‑group to kindergarten. The school’s daily rhythm starts at eight in the morning and winds down by three in the afternoon, six days a week, giving...
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