Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Hardwar, Haridwar, Uttarakhand
Spring Field School | Haridwar
Sanskrit
Full Time
Job Description
Teaching Sanskrit at Spring Field School in Haridwar
At Spring Field School, a TGT Sanskrit Teacher plays a key role in shaping young minds through the ancient language and culture of Sanskrit. This role involves designing engaging lessons that blend traditional grammar with modern teaching methods, ensuring students grasp both classical texts and practical applications. The teacher prepares curriculum aligned with Uttarakhand’s education board standards, covering Vedic literature, grammar, and basic composition.
The core duties include delivering structured classes in Sanskrit, from basic vocabulary to advanced poetry and prose. Daily lessons may include recitation of mantras, analysis of classical texts like the Rigveda, and simple writing exercises. The teacher also organizes extracurricular activities such as cultural fests, storytelling sessions, or debates to reinforce learning in a fun, interactive way.
Assessment and planning are integral to this role. Weekly progress checks involve oral tests, written assignments, and quizzes to evaluate comprehension. The teacher adjusts teaching methods based on student performance, ensuring each child’s strengths and learning pace are supported. Lesson planning includes preparing detailed syllabi, worksheets, and visual aids to make complex concepts accessible.
A TGT Sanskrit Teacher at Spring Field School must hold a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit or a related field, along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. At least two years of teaching experience, preferably in Sanskrit or classical languages, is required. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it is highly beneficial for career growth.
This position offers a monthly salary of Rs.16,000 to Rs.30,000, depending on qualifications and experience. The role is based in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, offering a chance to contribute to an institution that values both academic excellence and cultural heritage.
At Spring Field School, a TGT Sanskrit Teacher plays a key role in shaping young minds through the ancient language and culture of Sanskrit. This role involves designing engaging lessons that blend traditional grammar with modern teaching methods, ensuring students grasp both classical texts and practical applications. The teacher prepares curriculum aligned with Uttarakhand’s education board standards, covering Vedic literature, grammar, and basic composition.
The core duties include delivering structured classes in Sanskrit, from basic vocabulary to advanced poetry and prose. Daily lessons may include recitation of mantras, analysis of classical texts like the Rigveda, and simple writing exercises. The teacher also organizes extracurricular activities such as cultural fests, storytelling sessions, or debates to reinforce learning in a fun, interactive way.
Assessment and planning are integral to this role. Weekly progress checks involve oral tests, written assignments, and quizzes to evaluate comprehension. The teacher adjusts teaching methods based on student performance, ensuring each child’s strengths and learning pace are supported. Lesson planning includes preparing detailed syllabi, worksheets, and visual aids to make complex concepts accessible.
A TGT Sanskrit Teacher at Spring Field School must hold a postgraduate degree in Sanskrit or a related field, along with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. At least two years of teaching experience, preferably in Sanskrit or classical languages, is required. While TET/CTET certification is not mandatory, it is highly beneficial for career growth.
This position offers a monthly salary of Rs.16,000 to Rs.30,000, depending on qualifications and experience. The role is based in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, offering a chance to contribute to an institution that values both academic excellence and cultural heritage.
About School
When a child steps through the gates of Spring Field School in the heart of Haridwar, the first thing that strikes them is the hum of activity along the main corridor. The walls are lined with student projects that tell stories of rivers, temples and the hills that surround the city, and the chatter of new faces mixes with the familiar sounds of the Ganga flowing nearby. The welcome ceremony, held in the assembly hall that overlooks the campus garden,...
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