Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Sadar, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh
Delhi Public School
Sanskrit
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Sanskrit Teacher Job in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh | School Recruitment
Delhi Public School in Gautam Buddha Nagar seeks a dedicated TGT Sanskrit Teacher to teach the subject in Class 6 to Class 8. The role requires a passion for classical Indian literature and a strong command of Sanskrit grammar, vocabulary, and cultural context. You will design and deliver engaging lesson plans that align with the school’s curriculum while fostering students’ appreciation for the language’s historical and philosophical depth.
Teaching responsibilities include conducting daily classes, preparing worksheets, and assessing students’ progress through quizzes, assignments, and oral evaluations. The ideal candidate will also mentor younger students, organize extracurricular activities like recitation competitions, and collaborate with the Sanskrit department to integrate the subject into broader academic programs. Experience in classroom management and adapting teaching methods for diverse learning abilities is essential.
A minimum of three years of teaching experience in Sanskrit or a related subject is required. The candidate must hold a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit or a related discipline, along with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) or Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed). While TET/CTET certification is preferred, it is not mandatory for this position.
Delhi Public School offers a competitive salary of Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month, along with benefits like a comfortable work environment and opportunities for professional growth. Located in Sadar, Gautam Buddha Nagar, the school values candidates who bring creativity, cultural sensitivity, and a commitment to nurturing young minds in the rich traditions of Sanskrit.
Delhi Public School in Gautam Buddha Nagar seeks a dedicated TGT Sanskrit Teacher to teach the subject in Class 6 to Class 8. The role requires a passion for classical Indian literature and a strong command of Sanskrit grammar, vocabulary, and cultural context. You will design and deliver engaging lesson plans that align with the school’s curriculum while fostering students’ appreciation for the language’s historical and philosophical depth.
Teaching responsibilities include conducting daily classes, preparing worksheets, and assessing students’ progress through quizzes, assignments, and oral evaluations. The ideal candidate will also mentor younger students, organize extracurricular activities like recitation competitions, and collaborate with the Sanskrit department to integrate the subject into broader academic programs. Experience in classroom management and adapting teaching methods for diverse learning abilities is essential.
A minimum of three years of teaching experience in Sanskrit or a related subject is required. The candidate must hold a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit or a related discipline, along with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) or Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed). While TET/CTET certification is preferred, it is not mandatory for this position.
Delhi Public School offers a competitive salary of Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month, along with benefits like a comfortable work environment and opportunities for professional growth. Located in Sadar, Gautam Buddha Nagar, the school values candidates who bring creativity, cultural sensitivity, and a commitment to nurturing young minds in the rich traditions of Sanskrit.
About School
Delhi Public School, Sector 122, Noida, has been part of the Sadar community in Gautam Buddha Nagar since its doors opened in 2017. Though the building is relatively new, the school quickly became a familiar landmark for families who have lived in the area for generations. The campus, set on more than seventeen thousand square metres, is a place where neighbours gather for cultural events, parents volunteer during school fairs, and alumni return to share stories with current students. Over the years the...
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