English (NTT) Vacancy in Shahkot, Jalandhar, Punjab
Doon World School | Malsian
Full Time
Job Description
English Teacher Position for NTT in Doon World School, Shahkot
Doon World School in Malsian is seeking a dedicated NTT (National Talent Search) English Teacher to guide students in the foundational stages of English language development. This role focuses on preparing students for competitive exams like NTSE, ensuring they grasp essential grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension skills.
The teacher will work closely with young learners, delivering structured lessons that align with the school’s curriculum while fostering critical thinking. Experience in teaching English to students in grades 5 to 8 is ideal, though a graduate degree with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory.
This position offers a salary of Rs.14,000 to Rs.22,000 per month, along with a supportive environment that values innovation in teaching methods. The role emphasizes mentorship and adaptability to meet the diverse needs of NTT aspirants.
Doon World School in Malsian is seeking a dedicated NTT (National Talent Search) English Teacher to guide students in the foundational stages of English language development. This role focuses on preparing students for competitive exams like NTSE, ensuring they grasp essential grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension skills.
The teacher will work closely with young learners, delivering structured lessons that align with the school’s curriculum while fostering critical thinking. Experience in teaching English to students in grades 5 to 8 is ideal, though a graduate degree with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory.
This position offers a salary of Rs.14,000 to Rs.22,000 per month, along with a supportive environment that values innovation in teaching methods. The role emphasizes mentorship and adaptability to meet the diverse needs of NTT aspirants.
About School
Nestled among the mustard fields and the bustling lanes of Shahkot in Jalandhar, Doon World School stands just off the main road that cuts through Malsian. The area is a mix of traditional Punjabi homes and small shops, where children often ride bicycles to the market before school. In this close‑knit community, the school feels like an extension of the neighbourhood, a place where families gather for events and where the sound of school bells blends with the daily rhythm...
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