Marathi (PRT) Vacancy in Thane, Maharastra
Euro School | Thane
Marathi
Full Time
Job Description
Role
Euro School in Thane is hiring a full‑time PRT Marathi Teacher for its primary section. The position is based in Thane, Maharashtra and involves teaching Marathi to classes I‑V.
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver Marathi lessons in line with the school curriculum, using age‑appropriate methods and teaching aids. Assess student progress regularly and maintain accurate records of attendance and performance. Participate in parent‑teacher meetings, staff development programmes and school events as required.
Requirements
Graduate degree with B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. Minimum two years of teaching experience in a school setting. TET/CTET certification is preferred but not mandatory. Good communication skills in Marathi and English, and a passion for nurturing young learners.
Compensation
Salary range Rs.18,000 – Rs.35,000 per month, payable as per school policy.
Euro School in Thane is hiring a full‑time PRT Marathi Teacher for its primary section. The position is based in Thane, Maharashtra and involves teaching Marathi to classes I‑V.
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver Marathi lessons in line with the school curriculum, using age‑appropriate methods and teaching aids. Assess student progress regularly and maintain accurate records of attendance and performance. Participate in parent‑teacher meetings, staff development programmes and school events as required.
Requirements
Graduate degree with B.Ed or D.El.Ed qualification. Minimum two years of teaching experience in a school setting. TET/CTET certification is preferred but not mandatory. Good communication skills in Marathi and English, and a passion for nurturing young learners.
Compensation
Salary range Rs.18,000 – Rs.35,000 per month, payable as per school policy.
About School
EuroSchool sits on the bustling streets of Thane West, tucked between the leafy Dosti West County township in Balkum and the expanding Lodha Upper Thane neighbourhood. The school draws families from the surrounding suburbs—people who travel daily on Ghodbunder Road, who shop at the nearby local markets, and who send their children to the same bus stops each morning. It feels less like an institution and more like a familiar part of the community, a place where neighbours know each...
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