Science (PRT) Vacancy in Baramati, Pune, Maharastra
Chaitanyas International School
Job Description
Teaching Science in Pune’s classrooms often reveals how curiosity can light up young minds. The moment a student connects Newton’s laws to a spinning top or explains why monsoon clouds form, you know the subject has found its footing.
Chaitanyas International School stands out for blending traditional values with modern teaching. The campus in Baramati breathes curiosity, with labs that smell of fresh experiments and corridors where science posters spark questions. Here, Science isn’t just a subject—it’s a way to see the world.
A typical week starts with lesson planning around NCERT themes like light, force, and ecosystems. Demonstrations with magnets and simple circuits keep students hooked. Lab sessions see small groups testing hypotheses—some with predictable results, others with delightful surprises. Assessments aren’t just marks; they’re conversations about what went wrong and how to fix it. Parent interactions focus on how their child’s scientific thinking is growing. Professional development happens through local science fairs and workshops on inquiry-based learning. The school calendar includes Science Week where students present projects to peers and teachers.
The right fit brings a graduate in Science with at least one year of classroom experience. A B.Ed or D.El.Ed adds depth to lesson delivery. While TET or CTET aren’t mandatory, they show commitment to teaching standards. Patience with young learners and a habit of asking “why” before answering questions matter more than anything else.
The rewards include a monthly salary between Rs.15,000 and Rs.30,000. Benefits cover health support, access to teaching resources, and a chance to shape young scientists. Living near Baramati offers a peaceful environment while staying connected to Pune’s academic buzz.
Those interested should share their resume and a short note on how they make Science relatable. Send details to the HR team at Chaitanyas International School. Let’s create classrooms where every question leads to discovery.