Evs (NTT) Vacancy in Mumbai City, Maharastra
Nahar International School
Job Description
Nahar International School in Mumbai City seeks an experienced NTT Evs Teacher to inspire young minds with hands-on environmental science lessons. This role focuses on integrating real-world sustainability practices, ensuring students grasp concepts like waste management, energy conservation, and biodiversity through engaging projects.
Daily responsibilities include conducting interactive EVS classes, preparing engaging lesson plans that blend theory with practical activities. You will also monitor student participation in outdoor field trips, ensuring safety and educational alignment. Daily classroom management, like maintaining a structured learning environment and addressing student queries, is also part of the routine.
Regular responsibilities across the academic cycle involve organizing termly EVS fairs where students showcase their projects on topics like recycling, climate action, and eco-friendly innovations. Collaborating with the principal and senior staff to align EVS curriculum with school sustainability goals is essential. You will also prepare monthly progress reports on student learning outcomes in EVS, ensuring consistent assessment standards.
Periodic responsibilities include supervising EVS club activities, such as tree-planting drives or community clean-up campaigns, to reinforce environmental values. You will also attend school-wide workshops to stay updated on new EVS teaching methodologies and educational trends.
To qualify, a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree is mandatory, with a postgraduate qualification in EVS or a related field preferred. Three years of teaching experience, particularly in EVS or environmental studies, is required. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it is highly beneficial for career growth in Mumbai City schools.
This full-time NTT Evs Teacher position at Nahar International School offers a competitive salary of Rs.25,000 - Rs.35,000 per month, along with opportunities to shape the next generation’s environmental consciousness in Mumbai City.