English (NTT) Vacancy in Mumbai City, Maharastra
Nahar International School
Job Description
Nahar International School in Mumbai City seeks a dedicated NTT English Teacher to join its team. This role involves teaching English as a second language to students in the National Talent Search (NTT) program, which focuses on nurturing gifted and talented young minds. The position requires a strong command of English grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills tailored to the academic needs of high-potential students.
The NTT English Teacher will prepare and deliver engaging lesson plans aligned with the curriculum while assessing students' progress through structured evaluations. Daily classroom interaction, including group discussions and individual feedback, is part of the responsibilities. The ideal candidate will also assist in organizing extracurricular activities related to English, such as debates, poetry recitals, or language workshops.
For this English Teaching Job in Mumbai City, Nahar International School requires a graduate with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree. A strong academic background in English literature, grammar, and pedagogy is essential. While TET/CTET certification is preferred, it is not mandatory for this role. Three years of teaching experience, particularly in a school setting, is required to ensure familiarity with student development and classroom management.
The NTT English Teacher Vacancy in Mumbai City offers a monthly salary of Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 35,000, depending on qualifications and experience. The role is full-time, with the opportunity to work in a dynamic, international school environment that values innovation and academic excellence. The location remains in Mumbai City, providing access to a vibrant educational community.
This English Teacher Recruitment in Maharastra focuses on shaping young minds through structured English instruction, blending academic rigor with creative engagement. The school expects candidates who are patient, adaptable, and committed to fostering intellectual growth in their students.