English (TGT) Vacancy in Baheri, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
Udaan World School
English
Full Time
Job Description
TGT English Teacher Job in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh | School Recruitment
Every child in Baheri who reads a poem aloud or writes a few lines about their day carries a spark that can light up a classroom. At Udaan World School, we see that spark every day, and we look for teachers who can fan it into a flame.
What makes this School special
Udaan World School sits where the morning breeze from the Rohilkhand plains meets the hustle of Bareilly’s streets. We mix traditional storytelling with modern phonics and drama so children feel English is not just a subject but a living language. Our corridors echo with debates, elocutions, and quick-witted banter—exactly the kind of environment that lets a TGT English Teacher in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh grow alongside their students.
A typical day or week in this role
You will walk into a classroom where the first ten minutes are spent on a five-minute ‘word parade’—students bring one unfamiliar word, you explain it, they use it in a sentence, and everyone claps. Three days a week you teach literature from the NCERT syllabus; the other two you run creative writing circles that end with a mini-magazine printed every fortnight. Lesson plans must align with CBSE guidelines but leave room for students to argue why Tagore wrote in Bengali first. Assessments are low-key: short quizzes on Friday, oral recitals on Monday, and a monthly ‘grammar clinic’ where you sit with small groups and untangle their most persistent errors.
Who would thrive here
You should hold a post-graduate degree in English and a B.Ed or D.El.Ed so you can break down Chaucer as easily as you can explain the difference between ‘their’ and ‘there’ to a Class 8 student. Three years of classroom experience gives you the confidence to handle mixed-ability groups without losing your calm. Personality matters more than certificates: if you find yourself correcting roadside billboards aloud while driving, or scribbling limericks on napkins during lunch, you’ll fit right in.
The rewards
The salary for this English Teaching Job in Bareilly ranges from Rs.22,000 to Rs.40,000 per month based on experience and credentials. Udaan World School also provides a furnished flat on campus in Baheri, free textbooks for your ward, and an annual professional development grant of Rs.12,000 to attend workshops or buy new novels.
Next steps to apply
Send your CV and a two-page note on how you would teach the poem ‘The Road Not Taken’ to 20 students who have never heard of Robert Frost. Mention your expected salary band in the email subject line. We will call you for a classroom demo where you teach a real lesson to a live group of students.
Every child in Baheri who reads a poem aloud or writes a few lines about their day carries a spark that can light up a classroom. At Udaan World School, we see that spark every day, and we look for teachers who can fan it into a flame.
What makes this School special
Udaan World School sits where the morning breeze from the Rohilkhand plains meets the hustle of Bareilly’s streets. We mix traditional storytelling with modern phonics and drama so children feel English is not just a subject but a living language. Our corridors echo with debates, elocutions, and quick-witted banter—exactly the kind of environment that lets a TGT English Teacher in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh grow alongside their students.
A typical day or week in this role
You will walk into a classroom where the first ten minutes are spent on a five-minute ‘word parade’—students bring one unfamiliar word, you explain it, they use it in a sentence, and everyone claps. Three days a week you teach literature from the NCERT syllabus; the other two you run creative writing circles that end with a mini-magazine printed every fortnight. Lesson plans must align with CBSE guidelines but leave room for students to argue why Tagore wrote in Bengali first. Assessments are low-key: short quizzes on Friday, oral recitals on Monday, and a monthly ‘grammar clinic’ where you sit with small groups and untangle their most persistent errors.
Who would thrive here
You should hold a post-graduate degree in English and a B.Ed or D.El.Ed so you can break down Chaucer as easily as you can explain the difference between ‘their’ and ‘there’ to a Class 8 student. Three years of classroom experience gives you the confidence to handle mixed-ability groups without losing your calm. Personality matters more than certificates: if you find yourself correcting roadside billboards aloud while driving, or scribbling limericks on napkins during lunch, you’ll fit right in.
The rewards
The salary for this English Teaching Job in Bareilly ranges from Rs.22,000 to Rs.40,000 per month based on experience and credentials. Udaan World School also provides a furnished flat on campus in Baheri, free textbooks for your ward, and an annual professional development grant of Rs.12,000 to attend workshops or buy new novels.
Next steps to apply
Send your CV and a two-page note on how you would teach the poem ‘The Road Not Taken’ to 20 students who have never heard of Robert Frost. Mention your expected salary band in the email subject line. We will call you for a classroom demo where you teach a real lesson to a live group of students.
About School
Nestled on the Tewari’s Richolla Farm along the Bareilly‑Nainital Road, Udaan World School serves the families of Baheri and the surrounding villages of Richhauli. Most of the children who walk through its gates come from farming families, small traders and the growing middle‑class community of the district, and the school has become a familiar part of daily life for many in the area.
The campus is spacious enough for students to move around comfortably, with separate blocks for younger...
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