Economics (PGT) Vacancy in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan
Delhi Public School | Junjhnu
Job Description
The primary responsibility will be delivering engaging Economics lessons that align with the CBSE curriculum. You’ll be expected to explain concepts like macroeconomics, microeconomics, and Indian economic policies in a way that’s clear and practical for high school students. The school values a teaching style that balances theory with real-world examples, so your ability to connect classroom learning to current economic events will be important.
Your day-to-day work will include lesson planning, conducting interactive sessions, and assessing student understanding through tests and assignments. Since the school follows a structured academic calendar, you’ll also need to prepare students for board exams while keeping them motivated. There’s an emphasis on fostering critical thinking, so discussions on topics like fiscal policy, supply and demand, and economic growth will be part of the routine.
For this position, a postgraduate degree in Economics or a related field is required. You should have at least two years of teaching experience at the secondary level, preferably in a CBSE-affiliated school. While TET/CTET isn’t mandatory, experience in a disciplined academic environment is valued. Familiarity with the latest CBSE syllabus and teaching methodologies will help you adapt quickly to the school’s approach.
The school offers a competitive salary range of Rs.37,000 to Rs.60,000 per month, depending on experience. This includes a monthly stipend for teaching and administrative duties. The location is Jhunjhunu, which offers a stable environment with good infrastructure for education. The school provides a supportive work culture, with opportunities for professional growth and collaboration with other teachers.
Teaching at Delhi Public School, Junjhunu means you’ll be part of a community that expects excellence in academics and character development. The school’s reputation for discipline and high standards means you’ll need to be organized, patient, and committed to your subject. If you enjoy breaking down complex economic theories into simple, relatable lessons, this could be a good fit. The focus is on building a strong foundation for students who may pursue further studies in economics or related fields.