Evs (NTT) Vacancy in Mansa, Punjab
J.R Millennium School
Job Description
At J.r Millennium School in Mansa, we are looking for an enthusiastic NTT Evs Teacher to join our team and inspire young minds with hands-on environmental education. This role involves designing engaging lessons that blend theory with practical activities, ensuring students grasp key concepts like sustainability, waste management, and local ecology. Your work will directly impact how children understand their environment and take responsibility for its care.
The NTT Evs Teacher will create interactive classroom sessions tailored to Punjab’s rural and semi-urban settings. This includes organizing field trips to nearby farms, forests, or recycling centers to make learning tangible. Your ability to adapt lessons for diverse learning styles will be crucial, especially in a school where students come from various backgrounds.
Assessment in this role focuses on project-based learning and real-world applications. You’ll guide students in documenting observations, conducting small experiments, or creating posters about environmental issues. Regular feedback sessions will help students reflect on their progress and apply what they’ve learned in daily life.
Daily responsibilities include lesson planning, classroom management, and collaborating with other teachers to align EVS curriculum with school policies. Your experience in teaching EVS to students aged 6-12 will be valuable, as you’ll shape their awareness of environmental challenges and solutions.
J.r Millennium School values creativity and practicality in education. A graduate with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is essential, though prior experience in EVS teaching is preferred. Your salary will be competitive at Rs.13,000 - Rs.20,000 per month, with opportunities to grow in a supportive academic environment.
This is an opportunity to shape young environmental stewards while enjoying a rewarding career in a well-regarded institution in Mansa. Your passion for nature and education will make a lasting impact on students and the community.