Botany (PGT) Vacancy in Nimapada, Puri, Odisha
Udayanath Public School is located | Odisha
Job Description
The primary focus is on delivering the CBSE curriculum for Botany at the 11th and 12th-grade levels. This includes explaining complex topics like plant physiology, cell biology, and biodiversity with clarity. The teacher must adapt teaching methods to suit different learning styles, ensuring students develop a strong foundation in the subject.
Daily responsibilities include preparing lesson plans aligned with the school’s academic calendar and syllabus. The teacher will conduct regular class tests, assign projects, and evaluate student performance to track progress. Practical sessions in the school’s biology lab will be a key part of the role, where students explore plant anatomy, genetics, and ecological studies through experiments.
Assessment involves designing short-term quizzes, end-term exams, and practical evaluations. The teacher will also provide individual feedback to students, helping them identify strengths and areas for improvement. Collaboration with other science teachers ensures consistency in teaching approaches and subject integration where relevant.
Qualifications include a postgraduate degree in Botany or a related life science discipline, along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed certification. Four years of teaching experience at the secondary level is essential, preferably in a CBSE-affiliated school. Experience with lab-based teaching and student mentoring is highly valued.
The role is based at Udayanath Public School in Nimapada, Puri, Odisha. The school follows a structured academic schedule, and the teacher will be expected to adhere to school timings and policies. The selected candidate will receive a monthly salary ranging between Rs.40,000 and Rs.50,000, depending on experience and qualifications.
The position offers an opportunity to contribute to the academic growth of students while working in a supportive school environment. The teacher will be part of a team that prioritises holistic development, ensuring students not only excel in Botany but also develop critical thinking and scientific inquiry skills.