Evs (NTT) Vacancy in Payal, Ludhiana, Punjab
Sant Ishar Singh Ji Memorial Public School
Job Description
Sant Ishar Singh Ji Memorial Public School invites a dedicated NTT Evs Teacher to join its Payal campus in Ludhiana, Punjab. This role focuses on delivering hands-on environmental science (Evs) education aligned with school curriculum standards, particularly the NTT framework. The teacher will design practical, experiential lessons that blend classroom theory with real-world applications, fostering critical thinking and eco-conscious habits among students.
The NTT Evs Teacher in Ludhiana must excel in developing field-based projects, such as waste segregation drives, solar energy demos, or biodiversity studies, ensuring they meet Sant Ishar Singh Ji Memorial Public School’s emphasis on holistic learning. Daily, you’ll coordinate with science labs and outdoor classrooms, adapting activities for students of varying abilities while maintaining strict adherence to safety protocols. Field trips and community engagement initiatives are part of the role, requiring coordination with parents and local NGOs to extend learning beyond the school grounds.
Qualified candidates should hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed degree, with a graduate degree in science or environmental studies preferred. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it is highly beneficial for career progression. The ideal candidate will have at least two years of teaching experience, ideally in environmental education or NTT-aligned programs. Experience with curriculum development for environmental studies and familiarity with Punjab’s ecological challenges will be advantageous.
Sant Ishar Singh Ji Memorial Public School values teachers who bridge theory and practice, especially in environmental science. The NTT Evs Teacher will receive a competitive salary of Rs.15,000 to Rs.30,000 per month, along with opportunities to participate in school-led research projects and professional development workshops focused on sustainable education. This is a full-time position in Payal, Ludhiana, with the chance to shape young minds toward environmental stewardship.