Hindi (TGT) Vacancy in Bagnan I, Howrah, West Bengal
Don Bosco School
Hindi
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Hindi Teacher Job in Howrah, West Bengal | School Recruitment
What is this Hindi Teacher job about?
This is a full-time TGT Hindi Teacher position at Don Bosco School in Bagnan I, Howrah. The role focuses on teaching Hindi language and literature to middle school students. Hindi Teacher Recruitment in West Bengal is active, and Don Bosco School is looking for a qualified teacher to join the Hindi department.
What will you actually do every day?
Prepare and deliver engaging Hindi lessons as per the CBSE curriculum. Conduct regular assessments, grade assignments, and provide feedback to students. Organize cultural activities like Hindi Diwas or literary events to promote the language. Collaborate with other teachers to plan inter-disciplinary projects.
Who can apply?
Post-graduates in Hindi with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification can apply. Prior teaching experience of at least 2 years in a school setting is required. TET or CTET is not mandatory but will be an added advantage.
What skills matter most?
Strong command over Hindi grammar, literature, and creative writing is essential. Ability to simplify complex topics for students aged 10-15 is important. Classroom management and communication skills are a must.
What's the salary and benefits?
The monthly salary ranges from Rs.22,000 to Rs.40,000 based on experience and qualifications. Don Bosco School offers a supportive work environment with opportunities for professional growth.
Why should you consider this opportunity?
Don Bosco School is known for its disciplined and value-based education system. Working here provides a chance to shape young minds in a well-established institution. The school encourages teachers to contribute ideas and grow within the system.
How do you apply?
Send your updated resume to the HR department of Don Bosco School. Include a cover letter highlighting your Hindi teaching experience and approach. Shortlisted candidates will be called for an interview.
What is this Hindi Teacher job about?
This is a full-time TGT Hindi Teacher position at Don Bosco School in Bagnan I, Howrah. The role focuses on teaching Hindi language and literature to middle school students. Hindi Teacher Recruitment in West Bengal is active, and Don Bosco School is looking for a qualified teacher to join the Hindi department.
What will you actually do every day?
Prepare and deliver engaging Hindi lessons as per the CBSE curriculum. Conduct regular assessments, grade assignments, and provide feedback to students. Organize cultural activities like Hindi Diwas or literary events to promote the language. Collaborate with other teachers to plan inter-disciplinary projects.
Who can apply?
Post-graduates in Hindi with a B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification can apply. Prior teaching experience of at least 2 years in a school setting is required. TET or CTET is not mandatory but will be an added advantage.
What skills matter most?
Strong command over Hindi grammar, literature, and creative writing is essential. Ability to simplify complex topics for students aged 10-15 is important. Classroom management and communication skills are a must.
What's the salary and benefits?
The monthly salary ranges from Rs.22,000 to Rs.40,000 based on experience and qualifications. Don Bosco School offers a supportive work environment with opportunities for professional growth.
Why should you consider this opportunity?
Don Bosco School is known for its disciplined and value-based education system. Working here provides a chance to shape young minds in a well-established institution. The school encourages teachers to contribute ideas and grow within the system.
How do you apply?
Send your updated resume to the HR department of Don Bosco School. Include a cover letter highlighting your Hindi teaching experience and approach. Shortlisted candidates will be called for an interview.
About School
When a child steps through the gates of Don Bosco School in Chandrapur, Bagnan, there is a mix of nervous excitement and curiosity in the air. The sprawling playground, dotted with trees that have seen many first‑day walks, welcomes them alongside a modest administration block that bears the name of the Shiksha Sarthi Educational Trust. The first weeks are filled with getting to know the routine—morning assemblies that blend a brief prayer with the day's announcements, and classrooms where the...
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