Pgt Academic Coordinator Vacancy in Behrampore, Murshidabad, West Bengal
English Oriental Academy
Full Time
Job Description
Pgt Academic Coordinator English Teacher Job in Murshidabad, West Bengal | School Recruitment
The students at English Oriental Academy in Behrampore come from homes where English is often the second or third language. They need a teacher who can make Shakespeare’s sonnets as clear as their daily conversations, who can turn grammar drills into stories they remember. Your classroom will be their bridge—connecting the Bengali they speak at home to the English they must master for exams and life beyond school.
As the Pgt Academic Coordinator English Teacher in Murshidabad, West Bengal, you won’t just teach literature or language; you will shape how students see the world through words. You’ll be the one who spots a shy Class 11 student struggling with essays and coaxes them to write their first full paragraph. You’ll turn the school assembly into a platform where even reluctant speakers recite Tagore with confidence. Your lessons will echo in their board exam answers and in their WhatsApp forwards years later.
Every morning, you will plan lessons that go beyond textbooks—linking Keats to local festivals, comparing Shakespeare’s fools to Bengali comic characters, or analyzing how Bollywood dialogues borrow from Shakespeare. You’ll coordinate with subject teachers to align English projects with history, science, and art, so language learning feels alive. You’ll conduct weekly writing clinics where students draft, redraft, and publish their own stories in the school magazine. You’ll monitor progress through class tests, oral presentations, and creative assignments, giving feedback that builds, not just corrects. You’ll organize inter-house elocution and debate competitions that make Murshidabad proud. You’ll also guide junior teachers, sharing your strategies for teaching grammar through games and vocabulary through local newspapers.
To join English Oriental Academy, you need a postgraduate degree in English and a B.Ed or D.El.Ed. While TET or CTET is not mandatory, your classroom experience—especially with adolescents—will matter more than certificates. You should be comfortable using digital tools like Google Classroom and presentation software, because even in Behrampore, technology is part of learning now.
English Oriental Academy stands out for its balance of tradition and innovation. It’s a school where the morning assembly begins with Rabindra Sangeet but ends with a student-led TED-style talk in English. Teachers here are encouraged to blend local culture with global standards—so Tagore meets Hemingway, and Bengali folk tales become comparative literature case studies.
In return, you’ll receive Rs.30,000 to Rs.45,000 per month, along with government-mandated benefits like PF, ESI, and paid leave during vacations. You’ll also get professional development support—workshops, access to Oxford or Cambridge resources, and a chance to attend regional ELT conferences.
Apply with your resume, teaching philosophy in 300 words, and two references. Send everything to careers@englishorientalacademy.edu.in. We look forward to hearing how you’ll make English unforgettable for our students.
The students at English Oriental Academy in Behrampore come from homes where English is often the second or third language. They need a teacher who can make Shakespeare’s sonnets as clear as their daily conversations, who can turn grammar drills into stories they remember. Your classroom will be their bridge—connecting the Bengali they speak at home to the English they must master for exams and life beyond school.
As the Pgt Academic Coordinator English Teacher in Murshidabad, West Bengal, you won’t just teach literature or language; you will shape how students see the world through words. You’ll be the one who spots a shy Class 11 student struggling with essays and coaxes them to write their first full paragraph. You’ll turn the school assembly into a platform where even reluctant speakers recite Tagore with confidence. Your lessons will echo in their board exam answers and in their WhatsApp forwards years later.
Every morning, you will plan lessons that go beyond textbooks—linking Keats to local festivals, comparing Shakespeare’s fools to Bengali comic characters, or analyzing how Bollywood dialogues borrow from Shakespeare. You’ll coordinate with subject teachers to align English projects with history, science, and art, so language learning feels alive. You’ll conduct weekly writing clinics where students draft, redraft, and publish their own stories in the school magazine. You’ll monitor progress through class tests, oral presentations, and creative assignments, giving feedback that builds, not just corrects. You’ll organize inter-house elocution and debate competitions that make Murshidabad proud. You’ll also guide junior teachers, sharing your strategies for teaching grammar through games and vocabulary through local newspapers.
To join English Oriental Academy, you need a postgraduate degree in English and a B.Ed or D.El.Ed. While TET or CTET is not mandatory, your classroom experience—especially with adolescents—will matter more than certificates. You should be comfortable using digital tools like Google Classroom and presentation software, because even in Behrampore, technology is part of learning now.
English Oriental Academy stands out for its balance of tradition and innovation. It’s a school where the morning assembly begins with Rabindra Sangeet but ends with a student-led TED-style talk in English. Teachers here are encouraged to blend local culture with global standards—so Tagore meets Hemingway, and Bengali folk tales become comparative literature case studies.
In return, you’ll receive Rs.30,000 to Rs.45,000 per month, along with government-mandated benefits like PF, ESI, and paid leave during vacations. You’ll also get professional development support—workshops, access to Oxford or Cambridge resources, and a chance to attend regional ELT conferences.
Apply with your resume, teaching philosophy in 300 words, and two references. Send everything to careers@englishorientalacademy.edu.in. We look forward to hearing how you’ll make English unforgettable for our students.
About School
Since opening the doors of English Oriental Academy in 2006, my aim has been simple: to give the children of Behrampore, Murshidabad, a reliable place where they can learn, think and grow. The school sits on a modest campus on the banks of the Ganges, and every morning I see families from the town and surrounding villages arriving with the same hope – that their children will receive an education that prepares them for the future while staying rooted in...
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