Chemistry (PGT) Vacancy in Puri (m), Puri, Odisha
Gautam Budha International School | Puri
Job Description
Gautam Budha International School in Puri seeks a dedicated PGT Chemistry Teacher to join its faculty. This role focuses on delivering advanced chemistry education to high school students, ensuring alignment with curriculum standards while fostering scientific curiosity. The successful candidate will play a key role in shaping young minds in this critical subject, with a salary ranging from Rs.38,000 to Rs.60,000 per month.
Teaching Responsibilities
Teach Chemistry to students in Class 11 and 12, designing engaging lesson plans that blend theory and practical applications. Conduct experiments and demonstrations to enhance hands-on learning, ensuring safety protocols are strictly followed. Prepare and deliver well-structured syllabus-based lectures, using interactive teaching methods to boost student engagement.
Curriculum and Assessment
Develop and review lesson plans, assessments, and evaluation criteria to measure student progress effectively. Collaborate with the school’s academic team to align teaching methods with the Odisha Board curriculum and national education frameworks. Monitor student performance, provide constructive feedback, and identify areas needing additional support.
Classroom Management and Student Support
Maintain a positive and inclusive classroom environment, fostering a respectful and collaborative learning atmosphere. Support students with academic challenges, offering guidance on assignments, projects, and exam preparation. Act as a mentor to students, encouraging their interest in chemistry and related scientific fields.
Administrative and Coordination Tasks
Attend regular faculty meetings to discuss teaching strategies, curriculum updates, and school policies. Assist in organizing school events, workshops, or science fairs related to Chemistry, contributing to the school’s extracurricular activities. Ensure all teaching materials, lab equipment, and resources are properly maintained and accessible for students.