Art And Craft (PRT) Vacancy in Jalalabad, Fazilka, Punjab
The Spring Dales School
Art And Craft
Full Time
Job Description
PRT Art and Craft Teacher Position at The Spring Dales School, Fazilka
The Spring Dales School in Jalalabad, Fazilka, seeks a dedicated PRT (Primary Teacher) for Art and Craft to inspire creativity and hands-on learning among students. This role focuses on designing engaging, age-appropriate projects that blend traditional and modern techniques while aligning with curriculum standards. The teacher will develop thematic units that explore cultural heritage, sustainability, and fine arts principles through practical demonstrations and student-led explorations.
The Art and Craft teacher must oversee classroom activities that include material exploration—paper, clay, textiles, and digital tools—while ensuring safety protocols are consistently followed. Projects may range from simple crafts for younger grades to more complex, interdisciplinary work for upper primary students. Collaboration with the art department head is essential for curriculum planning and resource sharing.
Assessment will be project-based, with students evaluated through portfolios, presentations, and peer reviews. The teacher should also mentor students in refining their techniques, fostering confidence in artistic expression. Field trips to local workshops or art studios may be arranged to enhance practical learning.
A Bachelor’s degree in Education (B.Ed) or Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) is mandatory, with a preference for candidates holding TET/CTET certification. Experience in teaching Art and Craft to children aged 6–14 is required, ideally with at least one year of relevant classroom experience.
This full-time position offers a competitive salary of Rs.13,000–Rs.21,000 per month, along with a supportive environment that values innovation in creative education. The role is based in Jalalabad, Fazilka, Punjab, and the school encourages a balanced approach to professional growth and student development.
The Spring Dales School in Jalalabad, Fazilka, seeks a dedicated PRT (Primary Teacher) for Art and Craft to inspire creativity and hands-on learning among students. This role focuses on designing engaging, age-appropriate projects that blend traditional and modern techniques while aligning with curriculum standards. The teacher will develop thematic units that explore cultural heritage, sustainability, and fine arts principles through practical demonstrations and student-led explorations.
The Art and Craft teacher must oversee classroom activities that include material exploration—paper, clay, textiles, and digital tools—while ensuring safety protocols are consistently followed. Projects may range from simple crafts for younger grades to more complex, interdisciplinary work for upper primary students. Collaboration with the art department head is essential for curriculum planning and resource sharing.
Assessment will be project-based, with students evaluated through portfolios, presentations, and peer reviews. The teacher should also mentor students in refining their techniques, fostering confidence in artistic expression. Field trips to local workshops or art studios may be arranged to enhance practical learning.
A Bachelor’s degree in Education (B.Ed) or Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) is mandatory, with a preference for candidates holding TET/CTET certification. Experience in teaching Art and Craft to children aged 6–14 is required, ideally with at least one year of relevant classroom experience.
This full-time position offers a competitive salary of Rs.13,000–Rs.21,000 per month, along with a supportive environment that values innovation in creative education. The role is based in Jalalabad, Fazilka, Punjab, and the school encourages a balanced approach to professional growth and student development.
About School
The Spring Dales School is situated in the town of Jalalabad, within the Fazilka district of Punjab, postal code 152033. It primarily serves families from Jalalabad and surrounding villages, providing a co‑educational setting for children of the local agricultural and small‑business community.
The school follows the curriculum prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and prepares students for the board examinations at the end of class ten and class twelve. Instruction is delivered in English, with Hindi and Punjabi...
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