Physics (Foundation) Vacancy in Jaipur, Rajasthan
Sir Chaitanya Academy
Job Description
Your students at Sir Chaitanya Academy are curious, energetic young minds in Jaipur who light up when they finally grasp the magic behind everyday physics. They need a teacher who can turn abstract theories into stories they can see and touch, whether it’s the push of a swing or the glow of a bulb. These students are the future problem-solvers of Rajasthan, and they need a strong foundation in physics to build their dreams.
As their Foundation Physics Teacher in Jaipur, Rajasthan, you won’t just explain formulas—you’ll shape how they think. You’ll be the one who makes them question why the sky is blue or how rockets fly, turning curiosity into understanding. Sir Chaitanya Academy believes in nurturing this wonder early, and your role is to keep that spark alive every day.
You will design engaging lessons that connect physics to real life, using experiments with simple tools students can find at home. You’ll assess their progress through class activities, not just exams, to see who’s truly grasping concepts. Preparing students for school-level competitions and Olympiads will be part of your responsibility. You’ll work closely with parents during PTMs to share their child’s progress in a way that makes sense to families. Collaborating with other teachers to integrate physics into school events like science fairs will keep learning dynamic. You’ll also mentor students who show special interest in the subject, guiding them toward deeper exploration.
To apply, you need a postgraduate degree in Physics with at least 5 years of teaching experience in a school environment. A B.Ed or D.El.Ed is required, and while TET or CTET are not mandatory, they are welcome. Familiarity with CBSE or state board curriculum will help you align your teaching smoothly.
Sir Chaitanya Academy stands out in Jaipur for its focus on conceptual learning over rote memorization. The school provides a supportive environment where teachers are encouraged to innovate in their classrooms. Small class sizes mean you can give individual attention, making a real difference in each student’s journey.
The school offers a competitive salary between Rs.40,000 and Rs.80,000 per month, based on experience and qualifications. Benefits include health coverage, professional development opportunities, and a work culture that values your contribution.
To apply, send your updated resume and a brief cover letter explaining your approach to teaching physics to young students. Include your contact details and preferred joining timeline.