Hindi (PRT) Vacancy in Samana, Patiala, Punjab
Premier Public School
Hindi
Full Time
Job Description
PRT Hindi Teacher Job in Patiala, Punjab | School Recruitment
This role at Premier Public School in Samana means teaching Hindi to students from Class I to V daily. You’ll plan lessons, engage kids in interactive activities like storytelling, poetry recitation, and grammar drills. Classroom management is key—keeping students focused while adapting teaching methods for varying learning speeds. Your day includes morning assembly tasks, parent-teacher interactions, and occasional field trips to local cultural spots.
You’ll prepare lesson plans based on Punjab’s curriculum, conduct oral assessments, and use visual aids like flashcards and audio clips. Hindi Teaching Job in Patiala involves teaching pronunciation, basic grammar, and simple compositions. You’ll also assist in organizing school events like Diwali celebrations or Hindi Day celebrations. Regular attendance at staff meetings and parent meetings is part of the job. The school values teachers who can balance academic rigor with fun, hands-on learning.
To apply, hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with at least three years of teaching experience. A graduate degree in Hindi or related field is preferred. Knowledge of local Punjab dialects and cultural context helps. Strong communication skills, patience, and a passion for youth development are essential. Your role will include handling classroom discipline, grading assignments, and collaborating with other teachers.
You’ll earn Rs.15,000 to Rs.22,000 monthly, along with allowances for travel and stationery. The school offers a supportive environment with opportunities to grow professionally. Submit your resume and relevant teaching experience details to the school office.
To apply, send your resume and teaching experience to the school’s HR department. No formal application form is required—just highlight your teaching background and Hindi teaching skills.
This role at Premier Public School in Samana means teaching Hindi to students from Class I to V daily. You’ll plan lessons, engage kids in interactive activities like storytelling, poetry recitation, and grammar drills. Classroom management is key—keeping students focused while adapting teaching methods for varying learning speeds. Your day includes morning assembly tasks, parent-teacher interactions, and occasional field trips to local cultural spots.
You’ll prepare lesson plans based on Punjab’s curriculum, conduct oral assessments, and use visual aids like flashcards and audio clips. Hindi Teaching Job in Patiala involves teaching pronunciation, basic grammar, and simple compositions. You’ll also assist in organizing school events like Diwali celebrations or Hindi Day celebrations. Regular attendance at staff meetings and parent meetings is part of the job. The school values teachers who can balance academic rigor with fun, hands-on learning.
To apply, hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree with at least three years of teaching experience. A graduate degree in Hindi or related field is preferred. Knowledge of local Punjab dialects and cultural context helps. Strong communication skills, patience, and a passion for youth development are essential. Your role will include handling classroom discipline, grading assignments, and collaborating with other teachers.
You’ll earn Rs.15,000 to Rs.22,000 monthly, along with allowances for travel and stationery. The school offers a supportive environment with opportunities to grow professionally. Submit your resume and relevant teaching experience details to the school office.
To apply, send your resume and teaching experience to the school’s HR department. No formal application form is required—just highlight your teaching background and Hindi teaching skills.
About School
At Premier Public School, Samana, we began with a simple conviction: every child in the Patiala district deserves an education that respects his or her curiosity, prepares for tomorrow’s challenges and remains rooted in the values of our community. When I first set foot on the 7‑acre plot near the toll barrier at Village Chupki, I imagined a place where a boy from a farming family and a girl whose parents run a small shop could share the same classroom,...
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