- Plan and deliver well-structured English lessons in accordance with the prescribed curriculum and school academic plan.
- Teach language, grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing and literature appropriate to the grade level.
- Use learner-centred, activity-based and communicative teaching methodologies.
- Encourage students to express their ideas clearly, confidently and creatively.
- Connect language learning with real-life situations and interdisciplinary learning wherever appropriate.
- Use stories, poems, discussions, role plays, debates, presentations, creative writing and other suitable activities to enhance language acquisition.
- Integrate appropriate digital resources and technology into teaching and learning.
- Differentiate instruction to address varied learning levels, abilities and learning needs.
- Develop students’ reading habits and encourage independent reading.
- Develop students’ ability to write accurately, coherently and creatively.
- Correct students’ written and spoken language constructively.
- Develop appropriate vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and usage.
- Establish a positive, respectful and inclusive classroom environment.
- Maintain discipline while promoting student participation and independence.
- Ensure effective utilisation of instructional time.
- Follow the prescribed syllabus and ensure timely completion of the curriculum.
- Maintain lesson plans, teaching records and other academic documentation as required.
- Participate in departmental planning and academic review meetings.
- Collaborate with other English teachers to ensure uniformity and continuity in curriculum delivery.
- Contribute to the preparation of academic resources, question banks, worksheets and teaching materials.
- Suggest improvements to curriculum delivery and language-learning practices.
- Communicate professionally and respectfully with parents regarding students’ academic progress and areas requiring improvement.
- Participate in parent-teacher meetings.
- Maintain confidentiality of student information.
- Use only approved school communication channels for official communication with parents and students.
- Report significant academic, behavioural or welfare concerns to the appropriate school authority.
Qualification & Experience
Essential:
- A relevant Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in English or a related discipline, as applicable to the level taught.
- Recognised teacher-training qualification such as B.Ed./D.El.Ed., as applicable.
- Good command of English communication, both written and spoken.
Desirable:
- Teaching experience in a CBSE/English-medium school.
- Familiarity with competency-based education and experiential/communicative pedagogy.
- Experience in teaching English Literature and Language at the relevant level.
- Experience in literary activities, school publications, debates, drama or public-speaking programmes.
- Proficiency in digital teaching and learning platforms.
Pay: ₹15,000.00 - ₹20,000.00 per month
Work Location: In person
