Mathematics (PRT) Vacancy in Rupnagar, Punjab
Angels World School
Job Description
Angels World School is where small classrooms become big dreams. The school runs on a simple idea: every child should feel the thrill of solving a tough problem before they even know it is tough. Morning assemblies begin with math puzzles on the board, and students often drag teachers into corridor debates about the fastest way to reach the answer.
Working here means joining a community that still celebrates handwritten charts and wooden abacuses. Teachers stay after hours to run “Evening Equations,” a quiet club where students and educators solve math riddles over cups of chai. You will find colleagues who swap lesson plans like cricket cards and parents who drop by just to show off their child’s latest geometry project.
Your role in the community starts with shaping the Mathematics Teacher Job in Rupnagar. Plan daily lessons that turn numbers into stories. Design low-stakes quizzes that feel like games. Conduct monthly “Math Mela” fairs where students showcase number magic to the entire neighbourhood. Attend staff meetings where teachers share what worked and what flopped. Organise parent-teacher math circles to bridge the gap between home and classroom. Supervise the school’s math Olympiad squad twice a week. Keep the department notice board updated with upcoming contests and past winners. Contribute to the annual “Angels World School Mathematics Carnival” where parents solve puzzles alongside their children.
A fit here has at least two years of classroom experience and a graduate degree in mathematics or education. B.Ed/D.El.Ed is essential. Formal TET/CTET scores are welcome but not mandatory. You should enjoy explaining why the Pythagorean theorem still rules rooftop triangles in old Rupnagar houses. Patience for curious eight-year-olds who ask “Why minus and minus give plus?” is a must.
Angels World School offers Rs.15,000 – Rs.22,000 per month, paid on the 1st of every month. Benefits include reimbursed local conveyance, a subsidised staff canteen card, and free access to the school’s small but growing mathematics resource library.
Come over for an informal chat at the reception. Bring a sample lesson plan on any geometry topic you love. If the students in the corridor greet you with “Sir/Ma’am, can you solve this?” and you smile instead of sighing, you are already part of the team.