Evs (PRT) Vacancy in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan
SAINIK SCHOOL JHUNJHUNU
Evs
Full Time
Job Description
PRT Evs Teacher Job in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan | School Recruitment
The Sainik School Jhunjhunu community is a close-knit family of teachers, cadets, and staff who believe in nurturing not just academic excellence but also character, discipline, and national pride. Life here moves at a steady rhythm—morning PT drills echo through the campus, classroom discussions blend theory with hands-on Evs projects, and weekends often find staff joining cadets for local heritage walks or eco-club activities. It’s a place where your contribution will be seen, heard, and valued by both leadership and peers.
Working at Sainik School Jhunjhunu means being part of a culture that values punctuality, teamwork, and service. You’ll find yourself collaborating daily with senior PRTs and subject coordinators to plan integrated Evs lessons that connect local Rajasthani ecosystems with national environmental goals. The school encourages teachers to lead clubs—Sainik Eco Warriors or Heritage Conservation—so your interests can shape student life beyond the classroom. Evening prep time is respected, and weekends are mostly free unless you volunteer for a cadet trek or community outreach.
As the PRT Evs Teacher, your classroom will be the fields around Jhunjhunu as much as the four walls. You’ll design and deliver engaging Evs lessons for Classes 3 to 5, using local flora, water conservation stories, and Rajasthani soil studies to make learning real. Organizing monthly nature walks with cadets to observe seasonal changes or hosting guest speakers from nearby villages will become part of your routine. You’ll also prepare students for inter-school Evs fairs and maintain learning corners with specimens and charts. Regular parent-teacher meetings ensure families see their child’s progress in action.
We look for someone who is patient, observant, and ready to laugh with cadets when an experiment doesn’t go as planned. A graduate with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed and at least three years of teaching experience—ideally in primary or middle school Evs—will fit right in. Familiarity with Rajasthani geography and culture adds depth, but a willingness to learn local traditions is just as important. You should enjoy being outdoors, handling small group activities, and guiding young minds toward curiosity and care for the environment.
The school offers a monthly salary between Rs.23,000 and Rs.50,000 based on qualifications and experience, along with government-aligned allowances for transport and medical reimbursement. Staff housing is available within the campus for eligible teachers, and children of staff receive priority admission. Professional development support includes access to CBSE training modules and participation in state-level Evs seminars.
To join the Sainik School Jhunjhunu family, send your updated resume, B.Ed/D.El.Ed certificate, and teaching experience letter to the HR department at the school address or email. A brief classroom demonstration and interaction with students will follow. Come walk into a role where your love for Evs becomes a lifelong lesson for young cadets.
The Sainik School Jhunjhunu community is a close-knit family of teachers, cadets, and staff who believe in nurturing not just academic excellence but also character, discipline, and national pride. Life here moves at a steady rhythm—morning PT drills echo through the campus, classroom discussions blend theory with hands-on Evs projects, and weekends often find staff joining cadets for local heritage walks or eco-club activities. It’s a place where your contribution will be seen, heard, and valued by both leadership and peers.
Working at Sainik School Jhunjhunu means being part of a culture that values punctuality, teamwork, and service. You’ll find yourself collaborating daily with senior PRTs and subject coordinators to plan integrated Evs lessons that connect local Rajasthani ecosystems with national environmental goals. The school encourages teachers to lead clubs—Sainik Eco Warriors or Heritage Conservation—so your interests can shape student life beyond the classroom. Evening prep time is respected, and weekends are mostly free unless you volunteer for a cadet trek or community outreach.
As the PRT Evs Teacher, your classroom will be the fields around Jhunjhunu as much as the four walls. You’ll design and deliver engaging Evs lessons for Classes 3 to 5, using local flora, water conservation stories, and Rajasthani soil studies to make learning real. Organizing monthly nature walks with cadets to observe seasonal changes or hosting guest speakers from nearby villages will become part of your routine. You’ll also prepare students for inter-school Evs fairs and maintain learning corners with specimens and charts. Regular parent-teacher meetings ensure families see their child’s progress in action.
We look for someone who is patient, observant, and ready to laugh with cadets when an experiment doesn’t go as planned. A graduate with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed and at least three years of teaching experience—ideally in primary or middle school Evs—will fit right in. Familiarity with Rajasthani geography and culture adds depth, but a willingness to learn local traditions is just as important. You should enjoy being outdoors, handling small group activities, and guiding young minds toward curiosity and care for the environment.
The school offers a monthly salary between Rs.23,000 and Rs.50,000 based on qualifications and experience, along with government-aligned allowances for transport and medical reimbursement. Staff housing is available within the campus for eligible teachers, and children of staff receive priority admission. Professional development support includes access to CBSE training modules and participation in state-level Evs seminars.
To join the Sainik School Jhunjhunu family, send your updated resume, B.Ed/D.El.Ed certificate, and teaching experience letter to the HR department at the school address or email. A brief classroom demonstration and interaction with students will follow. Come walk into a role where your love for Evs becomes a lifelong lesson for young cadets.
About School
When I first set foot on the 75‑acre stretch of land in Dorasar back in 2018, I saw more than just fields and trees; I saw a place where a young mind could be shaped for the challenges of tomorrow. The school opened its doors on 13 December 2018 with the simple belief that disciplined education, grounded in Indian values, could produce leaders for the nation’s defence forces and beyond. Our motto, Rashtraya Samarpanam, is not a slogan but a promise...
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