Hindi (TGT) Vacancy in Salanpur, Paschim Bardhaman, West Bengal
Burnpur Riverside School
Hindi
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Hindi Teacher Job in Paschim Bardhaman, West Bengal | School Recruitment
The reality of this role
Every day at Burnpur Riverside School, you will be in the classroom guiding students from class V to VIII through Hindi lessons. You will manage lesson plans, monitor progress, and ensure students grasp grammar and literature. The environment is vibrant, with students eager to learn and parents supportive.
What you will actually do
1. Prepare and deliver Hindi lessons for classes V–VIII.
2. Design worksheets and interactive activities that reinforce language skills.
3. Assess student performance through tests, quizzes, and oral presentations.
4. Provide feedback to students and parents during parent‑teacher meetings.
5. Coordinate with senior teachers to integrate Hindi into interdisciplinary projects.
6. Maintain classroom discipline and a positive learning atmosphere.
7. Update attendance and report card entries accurately.
8. Participate in school events, cultural programs, and teacher meetings.
Who can do this job
Post‑graduate in Hindi or related field, B.Ed/D.El.Ed required, TET/CTET preferred. Minimum 2 years teaching experience. Ability to work in a school setting in Salanpur, Paschim Bardhaman.
What you need to bring
Strong command of Hindi literature and grammar. Patience, creativity, and a student‑centred approach. Good communication skills with colleagues and parents. Willingness to adapt to school routines and collaborate on curriculum.
What you get in return
Salary Rs.18,000 – Rs.35,000 per month. Provident fund, health insurance, and paid leave as per school policy. Opportunities for professional development and a supportive teaching community at Burnpur Riverside School.
How to apply
Send your resume and a brief cover letter to the school office in Salanpur. Include your contact details and availability for an interview. Burnpur Riverside School looks forward to welcoming a dedicated Hindi teacher to our team.
The reality of this role
Every day at Burnpur Riverside School, you will be in the classroom guiding students from class V to VIII through Hindi lessons. You will manage lesson plans, monitor progress, and ensure students grasp grammar and literature. The environment is vibrant, with students eager to learn and parents supportive.
What you will actually do
1. Prepare and deliver Hindi lessons for classes V–VIII.
2. Design worksheets and interactive activities that reinforce language skills.
3. Assess student performance through tests, quizzes, and oral presentations.
4. Provide feedback to students and parents during parent‑teacher meetings.
5. Coordinate with senior teachers to integrate Hindi into interdisciplinary projects.
6. Maintain classroom discipline and a positive learning atmosphere.
7. Update attendance and report card entries accurately.
8. Participate in school events, cultural programs, and teacher meetings.
Who can do this job
Post‑graduate in Hindi or related field, B.Ed/D.El.Ed required, TET/CTET preferred. Minimum 2 years teaching experience. Ability to work in a school setting in Salanpur, Paschim Bardhaman.
What you need to bring
Strong command of Hindi literature and grammar. Patience, creativity, and a student‑centred approach. Good communication skills with colleagues and parents. Willingness to adapt to school routines and collaborate on curriculum.
What you get in return
Salary Rs.18,000 – Rs.35,000 per month. Provident fund, health insurance, and paid leave as per school policy. Opportunities for professional development and a supportive teaching community at Burnpur Riverside School.
How to apply
Send your resume and a brief cover letter to the school office in Salanpur. Include your contact details and availability for an interview. Burnpur Riverside School looks forward to welcoming a dedicated Hindi teacher to our team.
About School
When a child first walks through the gates of Burnpur Riverside School in Salanpur, the first thing they notice is the quiet hum of activity that seems to pulse from the playground out to the classrooms. The school sits on the banks of the Damodar, and the river’s steady flow feels like a promise of continuity. New students, clutching their school bags, are greeted by teachers who introduce themselves not as lecturers but as guides who know the names of...
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