Chemistry (TGT) Vacancy in Mansa, Punjab
J.R Millennium School
Job Description
J.r Millennium School seeks a dedicated TGT Chemistry Teacher to join its Mansa campus, where chemistry education aligns with Punjab’s evolving academic standards. This role focuses on delivering hands-on, engaging lessons in high school chemistry, blending theory with practical experiments. The position emphasizes fostering curiosity in students while ensuring alignment with CBSE/ICSE syllabi.
The TGT Chemistry Teacher Vacancy in Mansa requires a passionate individual with a postgraduate degree in Chemistry or a related field. A B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory for teaching positions at J.r Millennium School, ensuring pedagogical readiness. While TET/CTET certification is preferred, it is not mandatory for this role.
Responsibilities include designing lesson plans that incorporate modern teaching methods, such as interactive demonstrations and project-based learning. The teacher will supervise lab activities, ensuring safety protocols are followed while encouraging hands-on exploration. Regular assessments will be conducted to evaluate student understanding, with adjustments made to curriculum delivery as needed.
Experience in teaching chemistry to students aged 14-18 is essential, particularly in Punjab’s educational context. A minimum of two years of relevant teaching experience is required, with a preference for candidates who have worked with diverse student backgrounds. The ideal candidate should also be comfortable adapting lessons for students with varying academic levels.
The Chemistry Teaching Job in Mansa, Punjab offers a competitive salary of Rs.22,000 to Rs.35,000 per month, along with opportunities for professional growth within the school’s collaborative environment. The role includes participation in school events, such as science fairs and parent-teacher meetings, to strengthen community engagement.
Based in Mansa, the position benefits from J.r Millennium School’s commitment to holistic education, where chemistry instruction is part of a broader focus on scientific literacy. The school values creativity, critical thinking, and a student-centric approach in all academic disciplines.