Physics (TGT) Vacancy in Karanja, Washim, Maharastra
Vidyarambh School
Job Description
This is a TGT Physics Teacher Job in Washim, where you’ll teach high school students at Vidyarambh School in Karanja, Washim. Your role focuses on making physics engaging through experiments, interactive lessons, and real-world applications. The school values hands-on teaching and encourages students to explore scientific concepts beyond textbooks.
Every day, you’ll plan and conduct physics classes for grades 11 and 12, ensuring students grasp concepts like mechanics, electricity, and modern physics. You’ll also prepare lab demonstrations, supervise experiments, and assess student understanding through practical assignments. Collaborating with the science department, you’ll align lessons with the Maharashtra State Board curriculum while adapting teaching methods for diverse learning levels.
To apply, you must hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree after graduating in Physics. A bachelor’s degree in Physics or a related science stream is mandatory. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory, having these certifications will strengthen your application. Five years of teaching experience, preferably in Maharashtra schools, is preferred.
Strong communication skills and the ability to simplify complex physics concepts are crucial. You should also be comfortable using digital tools for virtual classes and maintaining a positive classroom environment. Your passion for science and patience in guiding students will be key.
The salary for this TGT Physics Teacher position is Rs.25,000 to Rs.35,000 per month, with benefits including a school-provided uniform and transport allowance for Karanja. Vidyarambh School offers a supportive learning environment where you can grow both professionally and personally. This is a chance to shape young minds in physics while contributing to the school’s academic excellence.
To apply, submit your resume, degree certificates, and experience details to the school’s HR department. If selected, you’ll join a community dedicated to fostering curiosity and scientific thinking among students.