Art And Craft (PRT) Vacancy in Pfutsero Block., Phek, Nagaland
Chakhesang Mission Higher Secondary School | Phek
Art And Craft
Full Time
Job Description
Teaching Art and Craft at Chakhesang Mission Higher Secondary School in Pfutsero Block, Phek involves guiding students through hands-on creative processes while fostering an appreciation for traditional and contemporary art forms. The role focuses on blending cultural heritage with modern techniques to develop students’ artistic expression and technical skills.
The primary responsibility lies in delivering engaging Art and Craft lessons aligned with the school’s curriculum, ensuring students explore materials like clay, paper, textiles, and natural resources. Lessons will incorporate local Nagaland motifs and craft traditions, encouraging students to connect their artistic work with their cultural identity. Practical demonstrations and collaborative projects will be central to the teaching approach.
Core academic duties include planning weekly lesson plans that incorporate both structured techniques and open-ended creativity. Students will work on projects ranging from painting and sculpture to weaving and basketry, with an emphasis on sustainability and resourcefulness. The teacher will also introduce students to famous Indian and global artists, linking their work to broader cultural and historical contexts.
Assessment will primarily focus on observing students’ progress in technique, creativity, and problem-solving rather than formal examinations. Regular critiques of student work will provide constructive feedback, helping them refine their skills and understand artistic principles. The teacher will document student achievements through portfolios and display boards, showcasing their work in school exhibitions.
Qualifications for this position require a graduate degree with a specialization in Art and Craft, along with a recognized teaching qualification such as B.Ed or D.El.Ed. Three years of teaching experience in a school setting is essential, particularly in Art and Craft subjects. Experience working with students from diverse backgrounds, including those in rural or tribal communities, is highly beneficial.
The role is based in Pfutsero Block, Phek, Nagaland, with a monthly salary ranging from Rs.18,000 to Rs.30,000. The school offers a supportive environment where teachers are encouraged to integrate local traditions into their teaching methods. Collaboration with other faculty to organize cultural festivals and art exhibitions will also be part of the role.
The primary responsibility lies in delivering engaging Art and Craft lessons aligned with the school’s curriculum, ensuring students explore materials like clay, paper, textiles, and natural resources. Lessons will incorporate local Nagaland motifs and craft traditions, encouraging students to connect their artistic work with their cultural identity. Practical demonstrations and collaborative projects will be central to the teaching approach.
Core academic duties include planning weekly lesson plans that incorporate both structured techniques and open-ended creativity. Students will work on projects ranging from painting and sculpture to weaving and basketry, with an emphasis on sustainability and resourcefulness. The teacher will also introduce students to famous Indian and global artists, linking their work to broader cultural and historical contexts.
Assessment will primarily focus on observing students’ progress in technique, creativity, and problem-solving rather than formal examinations. Regular critiques of student work will provide constructive feedback, helping them refine their skills and understand artistic principles. The teacher will document student achievements through portfolios and display boards, showcasing their work in school exhibitions.
Qualifications for this position require a graduate degree with a specialization in Art and Craft, along with a recognized teaching qualification such as B.Ed or D.El.Ed. Three years of teaching experience in a school setting is essential, particularly in Art and Craft subjects. Experience working with students from diverse backgrounds, including those in rural or tribal communities, is highly beneficial.
The role is based in Pfutsero Block, Phek, Nagaland, with a monthly salary ranging from Rs.18,000 to Rs.30,000. The school offers a supportive environment where teachers are encouraged to integrate local traditions into their teaching methods. Collaboration with other faculty to organize cultural festivals and art exhibitions will also be part of the role.
About School
Chakhesak Mission Higher Secondary School is situated in T. Chikri, within the Mission Compound of Pfutsero in the Phek district of Nagaland, bearing the pin code 797107. The school serves the surrounding villages of Pfutsero block and the wider Chakhesang community, providing a co‑educational setting for children from the local area. It was founded in 1965 as an initiative of the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council and operates as a privately managed institution.
The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education...
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