Dance (PRT) Vacancy in Kohima, Nagaland
Charity Higher Secondary School | Kohima
Dance
Full Time
Job Description
A dedicated PRT Dance Teacher at Charity Higher Secondary School in Kohima brings rhythm, creativity, and cultural expression to the school’s arts curriculum. The right candidate will inspire students to connect with traditional and contemporary dance forms, fostering confidence, discipline, and an appreciation for Nagaland’s rich heritage. Beyond technique, this role shapes students who carry the energy and grace of movement into their daily lives.
The teacher will lead weekly dance classes, ensuring students engage with foundational steps, choreography, and performance skills. Lessons will blend traditional Nagaland dance with modern styles, helping students develop both technical precision and artistic flair. Special attention will be given to building a supportive environment where every student feels encouraged to explore movement freely.
Strong communication skills are essential to collaborate with other teachers, parents, and school authorities. The teacher will participate in cultural events, festivals, and school performances, representing Charity Higher Secondary School with pride. Encouraging teamwork among students—whether in group choreography or solo presentations—will be a key focus.
A graduate with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed is required, along with at least three years of teaching experience in dance. Familiarity with Nagaland’s cultural dances is a plus, though adaptability to different styles is more important. The role offers a salary between Rs.18,000 and Rs.30,000 per month for a full-time position in Kohima. Candidates with a passion for nurturing young talent and a deep connection to dance will thrive in this role.
The teacher will lead weekly dance classes, ensuring students engage with foundational steps, choreography, and performance skills. Lessons will blend traditional Nagaland dance with modern styles, helping students develop both technical precision and artistic flair. Special attention will be given to building a supportive environment where every student feels encouraged to explore movement freely.
Strong communication skills are essential to collaborate with other teachers, parents, and school authorities. The teacher will participate in cultural events, festivals, and school performances, representing Charity Higher Secondary School with pride. Encouraging teamwork among students—whether in group choreography or solo presentations—will be a key focus.
A graduate with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed is required, along with at least three years of teaching experience in dance. Familiarity with Nagaland’s cultural dances is a plus, though adaptability to different styles is more important. The role offers a salary between Rs.18,000 and Rs.30,000 per month for a full-time position in Kohima. Candidates with a passion for nurturing young talent and a deep connection to dance will thrive in this role.