Chemistry (TGT) Vacancy in Sadar, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh
Cambridge School
Chemistry
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Chemistry Teacher Job in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh | School Recruitment
Teaching Chemistry at Cambridge School in Sadar, Gautam Buddha Nagar, means you’ll spend your days crafting engaging lessons around periodic trends, reaction mechanisms, and lab experiments—all while helping students grasp core concepts through hands-on activities. Daily work includes planning experiments, managing classroom labs, and explaining complex theories in simple terms, especially for students who might struggle with abstract science. You’ll also handle grading assignments, preparing worksheets, and ensuring every lesson ties back to real-world applications, like understanding why fertilizers matter in agriculture.
You’ll conduct practical sessions in our well-equipped science labs, supervise group projects, and collaborate with other science teachers to align teaching methods. You’ll also prepare lesson plans using Cambridge School’s curriculum, adapt teaching for students with different learning needs, and keep records of student progress. On weekends, you might assist in organizing school science fairs or workshops to boost student interest in chemistry.
To apply for this TGT Chemistry Teacher Vacancy in Uttar Pradesh, you need a postgraduate degree in Chemistry with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. Three years of teaching experience, preferably in high school or equivalent, is required. A TET or CTET certificate is preferred but not mandatory. Strong communication skills, patience for diverse student backgrounds, and the ability to explain chemistry concepts clearly are essential.
You’ll teach at Cambridge School with a monthly salary of Rs.35,000 to Rs.50,000, along with benefits like transport allowance if needed and access to school resources. The role offers stability, growth opportunities in curriculum development, and a supportive environment where chemistry education takes center stage.
To apply, submit your resume and relevant certificates to the school’s HR department. No interviews are scheduled, but a quick phone call may follow for basic verification.
Teaching Chemistry at Cambridge School in Sadar, Gautam Buddha Nagar, means you’ll spend your days crafting engaging lessons around periodic trends, reaction mechanisms, and lab experiments—all while helping students grasp core concepts through hands-on activities. Daily work includes planning experiments, managing classroom labs, and explaining complex theories in simple terms, especially for students who might struggle with abstract science. You’ll also handle grading assignments, preparing worksheets, and ensuring every lesson ties back to real-world applications, like understanding why fertilizers matter in agriculture.
You’ll conduct practical sessions in our well-equipped science labs, supervise group projects, and collaborate with other science teachers to align teaching methods. You’ll also prepare lesson plans using Cambridge School’s curriculum, adapt teaching for students with different learning needs, and keep records of student progress. On weekends, you might assist in organizing school science fairs or workshops to boost student interest in chemistry.
To apply for this TGT Chemistry Teacher Vacancy in Uttar Pradesh, you need a postgraduate degree in Chemistry with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. Three years of teaching experience, preferably in high school or equivalent, is required. A TET or CTET certificate is preferred but not mandatory. Strong communication skills, patience for diverse student backgrounds, and the ability to explain chemistry concepts clearly are essential.
You’ll teach at Cambridge School with a monthly salary of Rs.35,000 to Rs.50,000, along with benefits like transport allowance if needed and access to school resources. The role offers stability, growth opportunities in curriculum development, and a supportive environment where chemistry education takes center stage.
To apply, submit your resume and relevant certificates to the school’s HR department. No interviews are scheduled, but a quick phone call may follow for basic verification.