Punjabi (PRT) Vacancy in Jalandhar Ii, Jalandhar, Punjab
DIPS School | Urban Estate
Punjabi
Full Time
Job Description
PRT Punjabi Teacher Job in Dips School, Jalandhar
Teach Punjabi language and literature to students in primary classes, ensuring age-appropriate language development and cultural awareness. Develop and implement lesson plans that align with the school’s curriculum while fostering critical thinking and communication skills.
Prepare and assess students’ work regularly, using simple yet effective evaluation methods to track progress in pronunciation, grammar, and creative writing. Engage students in interactive activities like storytelling, poetry recitation, and group discussions to enhance engagement and fluency.
Maintain classroom discipline by setting clear expectations and reinforcing positive behavior through consistent and fair methods. Collaborate with other teachers to integrate Punjabi content into interdisciplinary lessons, such as history or social studies, to reinforce learning across subjects.
Organize extracurricular events like cultural fairs, language workshops, or festivals to celebrate Punjabi heritage and encourage student participation. Ensure all teaching materials, including textbooks and supplementary resources, are available and well-organized for smooth classroom delivery.
Teach basic Punjabi grammar, vocabulary, and script to ensure students grasp foundational skills before advancing to higher levels. Attend staff meetings and professional development sessions to stay updated on teaching best practices and curriculum updates.
Assist in organizing school events and activities that promote Punjabi language and culture, such as storytelling sessions or folk dance performances. Ensure all teaching activities are inclusive, respectful, and aligned with the school’s values and policies.
Provide feedback to students on their writing and speaking skills through constructive comments and encouragement. Keep records of student progress and attendance to support administrative and academic needs.
Work closely with parents and guardians to communicate student achievements and areas for improvement in Punjabi learning. Maintain a welcoming and supportive classroom environment that encourages students to take pride in their linguistic heritage.
Teach Punjabi language and literature to students in primary classes, ensuring age-appropriate language development and cultural awareness. Develop and implement lesson plans that align with the school’s curriculum while fostering critical thinking and communication skills.
Prepare and assess students’ work regularly, using simple yet effective evaluation methods to track progress in pronunciation, grammar, and creative writing. Engage students in interactive activities like storytelling, poetry recitation, and group discussions to enhance engagement and fluency.
Maintain classroom discipline by setting clear expectations and reinforcing positive behavior through consistent and fair methods. Collaborate with other teachers to integrate Punjabi content into interdisciplinary lessons, such as history or social studies, to reinforce learning across subjects.
Organize extracurricular events like cultural fairs, language workshops, or festivals to celebrate Punjabi heritage and encourage student participation. Ensure all teaching materials, including textbooks and supplementary resources, are available and well-organized for smooth classroom delivery.
Teach basic Punjabi grammar, vocabulary, and script to ensure students grasp foundational skills before advancing to higher levels. Attend staff meetings and professional development sessions to stay updated on teaching best practices and curriculum updates.
Assist in organizing school events and activities that promote Punjabi language and culture, such as storytelling sessions or folk dance performances. Ensure all teaching activities are inclusive, respectful, and aligned with the school’s values and policies.
Provide feedback to students on their writing and speaking skills through constructive comments and encouragement. Keep records of student progress and attendance to support administrative and academic needs.
Work closely with parents and guardians to communicate student achievements and areas for improvement in Punjabi learning. Maintain a welcoming and supportive classroom environment that encourages students to take pride in their linguistic heritage.
About School
When we opened the doors of DIPS School, Urban Estate, in Phase 1 of Urban Estate, Jalandhar, our aim was simple: to give children from this part of Punjab a place where curiosity is respected and learning is taken seriously. As the founder and now principal, I have watched a handful of families walk in with hopes for a solid education, and I have seen those hopes grow into confidence as the years pass. Our school belongs to the larger DIPS...
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