Hindi (NTT) Vacancy in Dharampuri, Dharmapuri, Tamilnadu
Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School
Full Time
Job Description
NTT Hindi Teacher Job in Dharmapuri, Tamilnadu
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Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School sits on the edge of Dharmapuri town where the Kannamangalam road meets the local bus stand buzz. Teachers here walk in with tiffin boxes and leave with lesson plans, because we believe the classroom is the first community children know outside home. The Hindi department is small but lively; we share songs and flashcards across grades and borrow props from the nearby toy shop when we need a quick prop for a rhyme.
About This Role
This NTT Hindi Teacher Vacancy in Dharmapuri is for a full-time position at Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School. You will nurture nursery and kindergarten children so that Hindi becomes a language of play, not pressure. Your primary focus is phonics, storytelling, rhymes and activity-based learning rather than formal writing or exams.
What You Will Do
Plan daily phonics games using picture cards and local fruits so children connect letters with sounds they already hear at home.
Conduct circle-time sessions where each child gets a turn to repeat short Hindi rhymes; build confidence through repetition and claps.
Organise indoor and outdoor Hindi activities such as “shopping” with toy money or planting saplings while naming them in Hindi.
Use simple flashcards and flashcard apps on the classroom tab to reinforce vocabulary during free play.
Tell short moral stories from the Panchatantra in Hindi and follow up with picture-based worksheets.
Create a “Hindi word of the week” board that parents can see when they drop or pick up their children.
Arrange monthly “Hindi Day” where children dress up in traditional clothes and speak only Hindi for one hour.
Keep a small anecdotal record of each child’s progress in spoken Hindi and share it informally with parents during pick-up.
Eligibility
You need a postgraduate degree in any discipline and a D.El.Ed or B.Ed with Hindi as a teaching subject. Prior experience of teaching Hindi to children aged 3 to 6 years is essential; two years in a similar setting is preferred. Fluency in spoken Hindi and basic Tamil or Kannada helps when parents ask for updates in their own language.
Work Culture
Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School encourages teachers to borrow props from the resource room and the neighbourhood whenever a new theme starts. Staff sit together during recess and exchange notes on what worked in the morning Hindi circle. There is no rigid hierarchy—if a colleague has a better flashcard for ‘banana’, you swap it without paperwork. Parent meetings happen casually in the corridor rather than in formal cabins.
What You Get
The salary for this Hindi Teacher Job in Dharmapuri is Rs.20,000 – Rs.35,000 per month based on experience and qualifications. The school provides a basic teaching kit and reimburses local travel for school-related purchases. You also get access to the staff room fridge and a small library of Hindi storybooks for classroom use.
school_heading
Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School sits on the edge of Dharmapuri town where the Kannamangalam road meets the local bus stand buzz. Teachers here walk in with tiffin boxes and leave with lesson plans, because we believe the classroom is the first community children know outside home. The Hindi department is small but lively; we share songs and flashcards across grades and borrow props from the nearby toy shop when we need a quick prop for a rhyme.
About This Role
This NTT Hindi Teacher Vacancy in Dharmapuri is for a full-time position at Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School. You will nurture nursery and kindergarten children so that Hindi becomes a language of play, not pressure. Your primary focus is phonics, storytelling, rhymes and activity-based learning rather than formal writing or exams.
What You Will Do
Plan daily phonics games using picture cards and local fruits so children connect letters with sounds they already hear at home.
Conduct circle-time sessions where each child gets a turn to repeat short Hindi rhymes; build confidence through repetition and claps.
Organise indoor and outdoor Hindi activities such as “shopping” with toy money or planting saplings while naming them in Hindi.
Use simple flashcards and flashcard apps on the classroom tab to reinforce vocabulary during free play.
Tell short moral stories from the Panchatantra in Hindi and follow up with picture-based worksheets.
Create a “Hindi word of the week” board that parents can see when they drop or pick up their children.
Arrange monthly “Hindi Day” where children dress up in traditional clothes and speak only Hindi for one hour.
Keep a small anecdotal record of each child’s progress in spoken Hindi and share it informally with parents during pick-up.
Eligibility
You need a postgraduate degree in any discipline and a D.El.Ed or B.Ed with Hindi as a teaching subject. Prior experience of teaching Hindi to children aged 3 to 6 years is essential; two years in a similar setting is preferred. Fluency in spoken Hindi and basic Tamil or Kannada helps when parents ask for updates in their own language.
Work Culture
Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School encourages teachers to borrow props from the resource room and the neighbourhood whenever a new theme starts. Staff sit together during recess and exchange notes on what worked in the morning Hindi circle. There is no rigid hierarchy—if a colleague has a better flashcard for ‘banana’, you swap it without paperwork. Parent meetings happen casually in the corridor rather than in formal cabins.
What You Get
The salary for this Hindi Teacher Job in Dharmapuri is Rs.20,000 – Rs.35,000 per month based on experience and qualifications. The school provides a basic teaching kit and reimburses local travel for school-related purchases. You also get access to the staff room fridge and a small library of Hindi storybooks for classroom use.
About School
Sri Viswabharathi Hr. Sec. School is a co-educational institution located in Dharampuri, Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu. The school serves students from various socio-economic backgrounds within the region. The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum, which is a widely recognized and accepted national standard in India.
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