Computer Lab Assistant Vacancy in Jamuria, Paschim Bardhaman, West Bengal
Khaskenda saraswati sishu mandir
Full Time
Job Description
Role Contribution
A Computer Lab Assistant Computer Science Teacher at Khaskenda Saraswati Sishu Mandir shapes students’ digital literacy, turning curiosity into skill. By blending theory with hands‑on practice, the teacher equips learners with problem‑solving techniques and fosters a culture of innovation. The instructor’s enthusiasm drives students to explore programming, networking, and emerging technologies, preparing them for higher education and industry roles.
Responsibilities
- Lead daily lab sessions, ensuring all equipment is functional and safety protocols are followed.
- Design interactive lessons that integrate coding, algorithmic thinking, and project‑based assignments.
- Mentor students through individual and group projects, providing constructive feedback and encouraging peer collaboration.
- Maintain lab inventory, troubleshoot technical issues, and liaise with IT support to upgrade resources.
- Coordinate with the teaching team to align curriculum objectives and integrate cross‑disciplinary concepts.
- Prepare progress reports and assist in assessment of student performance in computer science modules.
Qualifications & Experience
- Graduate degree in any discipline with a passion for computer science education.
- Minimum 2 years of experience in a school setting, preferably handling computer labs or teaching technology subjects.
- B.Ed or D.El.Ed certification required; TET/CTET preferred but not mandatory.
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, Java, or C++ and familiarity with educational software.
- Strong communication skills and ability to inspire students of diverse backgrounds.
Salary & Location
Competitive remuneration of Rs.12,000 – Rs.16,000 per month for a full‑time position. The role is based in Jamuria, Paschim Bardhaman, West Bengal, within the vibrant community of Khaskenda Saraswati Sishu Mandir.
A Computer Lab Assistant Computer Science Teacher at Khaskenda Saraswati Sishu Mandir shapes students’ digital literacy, turning curiosity into skill. By blending theory with hands‑on practice, the teacher equips learners with problem‑solving techniques and fosters a culture of innovation. The instructor’s enthusiasm drives students to explore programming, networking, and emerging technologies, preparing them for higher education and industry roles.
Responsibilities
- Lead daily lab sessions, ensuring all equipment is functional and safety protocols are followed.
- Design interactive lessons that integrate coding, algorithmic thinking, and project‑based assignments.
- Mentor students through individual and group projects, providing constructive feedback and encouraging peer collaboration.
- Maintain lab inventory, troubleshoot technical issues, and liaise with IT support to upgrade resources.
- Coordinate with the teaching team to align curriculum objectives and integrate cross‑disciplinary concepts.
- Prepare progress reports and assist in assessment of student performance in computer science modules.
Qualifications & Experience
- Graduate degree in any discipline with a passion for computer science education.
- Minimum 2 years of experience in a school setting, preferably handling computer labs or teaching technology subjects.
- B.Ed or D.El.Ed certification required; TET/CTET preferred but not mandatory.
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, Java, or C++ and familiarity with educational software.
- Strong communication skills and ability to inspire students of diverse backgrounds.
Salary & Location
Competitive remuneration of Rs.12,000 – Rs.16,000 per month for a full‑time position. The role is based in Jamuria, Paschim Bardhaman, West Bengal, within the vibrant community of Khaskenda Saraswati Sishu Mandir.
About School
When I first stepped through the gate of Khaskenda Saraswati Sishu Mandir in Jamuria, the building seemed modest but the buzz inside was unmistakable. The morning assembly, with its rhythmic chant of the national anthem and a quick roundup of the day's announcements, felt like a familiar rhythm that soon became the backdrop of my days. In those early years, the classrooms were bright, the walls adorned with colorful charts of alphabets and numbers, and the teachers—most of them locals...
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