Physics (TGT) Vacancy in Dadenggiri, West Garo Hills, Meghalaya
Sherwood Higher Secondary School | Tura
Physics
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Physics Teacher Position at Sherwood Higher Secondary School, Tura
Sherwood Higher Secondary School in Tura seeks a dedicated TGT Physics Teacher to join the faculty in Dadenggiri, West Garo Hills. This role involves teaching Physics to high school students, ensuring engaging and relevant lessons aligned with the curriculum. The school values experienced educators who can inspire young minds with hands-on experiments and clear explanations.
The teacher will design lesson plans that balance theory with practical applications, using available lab facilities and digital resources. Classroom time should be structured to include interactive sessions, group discussions, and problem-solving activities to foster critical thinking.
Qualified candidates must hold a postgraduate degree in Physics along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. Two years of teaching experience in Physics or a related subject is mandatory. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it will be an added advantage.
Assessment methods will focus on continuous evaluation through quizzes, project work, and periodic exams. The teacher’s role also includes mentoring students and collaborating with other faculty members to support overall academic growth.
The salary for this position is Rs.17,000 to Rs.30,000 per month, with benefits tied to performance and institutional stability. The school provides a conducive environment for professional growth and development within the region’s educational landscape.
Sherwood Higher Secondary School in Tura seeks a dedicated TGT Physics Teacher to join the faculty in Dadenggiri, West Garo Hills. This role involves teaching Physics to high school students, ensuring engaging and relevant lessons aligned with the curriculum. The school values experienced educators who can inspire young minds with hands-on experiments and clear explanations.
The teacher will design lesson plans that balance theory with practical applications, using available lab facilities and digital resources. Classroom time should be structured to include interactive sessions, group discussions, and problem-solving activities to foster critical thinking.
Qualified candidates must hold a postgraduate degree in Physics along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. Two years of teaching experience in Physics or a related subject is mandatory. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it will be an added advantage.
Assessment methods will focus on continuous evaluation through quizzes, project work, and periodic exams. The teacher’s role also includes mentoring students and collaborating with other faculty members to support overall academic growth.
The salary for this position is Rs.17,000 to Rs.30,000 per month, with benefits tied to performance and institutional stability. The school provides a conducive environment for professional growth and development within the region’s educational landscape.
About School
Nestled in the quiet lanes of Danakgre, just a short walk from the bustling market of Tura in West Garo Hills, Sherwood Higher Secondary School has become a familiar landmark for families in the area. The neighborhood, with its rolling hills and tea‑garden fringes, feels a little tighter every time a child comes home with a story about a school assembly or a new project in the computer lab. Since its doors first opened on February 6, 1986, the school has woven...
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