Hindi (NTT) Vacancy in Sunam, Sangrur, Punjab
National Public School | Chhajli
Full Time
Job Description
NTT Hindi Teacher Position at National Public School, Chhajli, Sunam
Teach Hindi as a Non-Teaching Staff (NTT) in a well-established school in Sunam, Sangrur. This role involves classroom instruction, lesson planning, and student engagement in Hindi language development. The school follows a structured curriculum aligned with state education standards.
Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Hindi or related field with at least three years of teaching experience. A B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory for the position.
Prepare daily lesson plans, conduct interactive classes, and assess student progress using school-provided evaluation tools. Collaborate with senior faculty to support overall academic growth.
Work in a full-time capacity with flexible working hours, including attendance at school events and meetings as required. Salary ranges from Rs.18,000 to Rs.25,000 per month, depending on qualifications and performance.
Teach Hindi as a Non-Teaching Staff (NTT) in a well-established school in Sunam, Sangrur. This role involves classroom instruction, lesson planning, and student engagement in Hindi language development. The school follows a structured curriculum aligned with state education standards.
Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Hindi or related field with at least three years of teaching experience. A B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification is mandatory for the position.
Prepare daily lesson plans, conduct interactive classes, and assess student progress using school-provided evaluation tools. Collaborate with senior faculty to support overall academic growth.
Work in a full-time capacity with flexible working hours, including attendance at school events and meetings as required. Salary ranges from Rs.18,000 to Rs.25,000 per month, depending on qualifications and performance.
About School
National Public School sits on the Main Road in the Chhajli area of Sunam, Sangrur, Punjab, pin 148030. It has been serving the families of this part of the district since 2002, drawing students from nearby villages and the town itself. The school is run by the Baba Farid Educational & Social Welfare Society, and most of the children who walk through its gates speak Punjabi at home, so the medium of instruction matches the community’s everyday language.
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