Sanskrit (TGT) Vacancy in Hehal, Ranchi, Jharkhand
DAV Nandraj Public School | Ranchi
Sanskrit
Full Time
Job Description
TGT Sanskrit Teacher Position at Dav Nandraj Public School in Hehal, Ranchi
Dav Nandraj Public School in Hehal, Ranchi, seeks a dedicated TGT Sanskrit Teacher to deliver high-quality education in Sanskrit to students. The role demands expertise in teaching classical and modern Sanskrit literature, grammar, and culture while aligning with school curricula. This position is ideal for someone passionate about preserving and teaching India’s rich linguistic heritage.
The teacher will conduct daily classes, prepare engaging lesson plans, and assess student progress through practical exams and assignments. You’ll also mentor students in Vedic studies, classical poetry, and cultural traditions, ensuring a balanced blend of academic rigor and cultural awareness.
Teaching responsibilities include:
- Designing and implementing curriculum-based lessons in Sanskrit, covering grammar, composition, and literature.
- Assisting students in developing fluency in Devanagari script and classical texts like the Rigveda, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita.
- Organizing extracurricular activities such as recitation competitions, poetry workshops, and cultural events to reinforce learning.
- Evaluating students using structured assessments, including oral presentations and written tests, while providing constructive feedback.
- Collaborating with the school’s academic team to integrate Sanskrit studies with other subjects where relevant.
This full-time position offers a monthly salary of Rs.25,000 to Rs.40,000, along with opportunities to contribute to Dav Nandraj Public School’s mission of fostering intellectual and cultural growth in Hehal, Ranchi. A postgraduate degree in Sanskrit and 4+ years of teaching experience are required.
Dav Nandraj Public School in Hehal, Ranchi, seeks a dedicated TGT Sanskrit Teacher to deliver high-quality education in Sanskrit to students. The role demands expertise in teaching classical and modern Sanskrit literature, grammar, and culture while aligning with school curricula. This position is ideal for someone passionate about preserving and teaching India’s rich linguistic heritage.
The teacher will conduct daily classes, prepare engaging lesson plans, and assess student progress through practical exams and assignments. You’ll also mentor students in Vedic studies, classical poetry, and cultural traditions, ensuring a balanced blend of academic rigor and cultural awareness.
Teaching responsibilities include:
- Designing and implementing curriculum-based lessons in Sanskrit, covering grammar, composition, and literature.
- Assisting students in developing fluency in Devanagari script and classical texts like the Rigveda, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita.
- Organizing extracurricular activities such as recitation competitions, poetry workshops, and cultural events to reinforce learning.
- Evaluating students using structured assessments, including oral presentations and written tests, while providing constructive feedback.
- Collaborating with the school’s academic team to integrate Sanskrit studies with other subjects where relevant.
This full-time position offers a monthly salary of Rs.25,000 to Rs.40,000, along with opportunities to contribute to Dav Nandraj Public School’s mission of fostering intellectual and cultural growth in Hehal, Ranchi. A postgraduate degree in Sanskrit and 4+ years of teaching experience are required.
About School
D.A.V. Nandraj Public School sits on Marwari Arogya Bhawan No. 3 in Bariatu, Hehal, Ranchi, Jharkhand, 834009. Since its founding in 1981 by educators inspired by the Arya Samaj, the school has grown into a senior‑secondary institution that follows the CBSE curriculum while keeping the teachings of Swami Dayanand Saraswati at its core. The campus blends modern facilities—smart classrooms, a fully networked computer lab, well‑equipped science laboratories, and a transport system that can be tracked in real time—with an atmosphere that...
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