Evs (NTT) Vacancy in Hooghly, West Bengal
South Point Institute | Hooghly
Full Time
Job Description
NTT Environmental Studies (Evs) Teacher Position at South Point Institute, Hooghly
South Point Institute in Hooghly is seeking a dedicated NTT (Non-Teaching Staff) Environmental Studies teacher to join their team. The role focuses on delivering hands-on, experiential learning in Evs across primary and secondary levels. This position offers a competitive salary of Rs.18,000 to Rs.25,000 per month.
Teaching Responsibilities
Teach Environmental Studies using interactive and project-based methods. Design lesson plans that integrate real-world examples, field trips, and practical experiments. Ensure alignment with curriculum guidelines while adapting teaching strategies for diverse student needs.
Planning and Preparation
Develop unit-wise lesson plans incorporating local environmental issues and sustainability topics. Collaborate with colleagues to refine teaching materials, ensuring they meet academic standards and engage students effectively.
Assessment and Evaluation
Conduct formative and summative assessments through projects, quizzes, and observations. Provide constructive feedback to students while maintaining records of their progress. Use data to identify areas where students need additional support.
Student Support and Engagement
Act as a mentor to students, fostering curiosity about environmental science. Organize extracurricular activities like science fairs, eco-clubs, or community projects to enhance learning outside the classroom.
Coordination and Collaboration
Work with the principal and department heads to ensure smooth integration of Evs into the school’s broader curriculum. Participate in department meetings and school events to promote environmental awareness among staff and students.
Administrative Duties
Maintain accurate records of student performance, attendance, and participation in Evs-related activities. Assist in organizing field visits, workshops, or guest lectures on environmental topics as required. Ensure compliance with school policies regarding teaching materials and assessment procedures.
South Point Institute in Hooghly is seeking a dedicated NTT (Non-Teaching Staff) Environmental Studies teacher to join their team. The role focuses on delivering hands-on, experiential learning in Evs across primary and secondary levels. This position offers a competitive salary of Rs.18,000 to Rs.25,000 per month.
Teaching Responsibilities
Teach Environmental Studies using interactive and project-based methods. Design lesson plans that integrate real-world examples, field trips, and practical experiments. Ensure alignment with curriculum guidelines while adapting teaching strategies for diverse student needs.
Planning and Preparation
Develop unit-wise lesson plans incorporating local environmental issues and sustainability topics. Collaborate with colleagues to refine teaching materials, ensuring they meet academic standards and engage students effectively.
Assessment and Evaluation
Conduct formative and summative assessments through projects, quizzes, and observations. Provide constructive feedback to students while maintaining records of their progress. Use data to identify areas where students need additional support.
Student Support and Engagement
Act as a mentor to students, fostering curiosity about environmental science. Organize extracurricular activities like science fairs, eco-clubs, or community projects to enhance learning outside the classroom.
Coordination and Collaboration
Work with the principal and department heads to ensure smooth integration of Evs into the school’s broader curriculum. Participate in department meetings and school events to promote environmental awareness among staff and students.
Administrative Duties
Maintain accurate records of student performance, attendance, and participation in Evs-related activities. Assist in organizing field visits, workshops, or guest lectures on environmental topics as required. Ensure compliance with school policies regarding teaching materials and assessment procedures.
About School
In Hooghly, families often look for a school that can bridge the traditional values of the district with the demands of a rapidly changing world. Parents want a place where their children can master the core subjects required by the CBSE while also gaining confidence in English, the language that opens doors to higher education and employment beyond the region. Because many households rely on both local industries and the growing service sector, there is a clear expectation that a...
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