About This Role
The English Teacher develops and delivers stimulating, analytical lessons in English adhering to the CBSE curriculum. This role focuses on teaching a wide range of literary genres, advanced language skills, and fostering critical reading and appreciation among students.
Responsibilities
- Develop and deliver stimulating and analytical lessons that adhere strictly to the latest CBSE curriculum for English
- Teach a wide range of literary genres, including poetry, drama, prose, and non-fiction, focusing on critical reading and appreciation
- Cover advanced language skills, including note-making, report writing, persuasive writing, advanced grammar, and unseen comprehension
- Utilize effective teaching methodologies to encourage deep engagement with texts, including group discussions, presentations, and literary debates
- Focus on developing students' four key skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing (LSRW), with an emphasis on academic and professional proficiency
- Guide students through the process of literary analysis, contextual interpretation, and formulating well-structured, coherent essays and critical responses
- Conduct regular speaking and listening activities (ASL) and public speaking practice sessions
- Design and administer fair and comprehensive assessments that test both factual recall and high-level analytical skills
- Provide detailed, actionable feedback on students' written work (essays, summaries, creative writing) to improve their stylistic and grammatical accuracy
- Maintain accurate and timely records of student performance and progress
- Conduct intensive preparation for the CBSE Board Examinations, focusing on time management, structure, and depth of content required for high-scoring answers
- Mentor and guide students interested in pursuing higher education in Humanities, Literature, Journalism, Law, and Mass Communication
- Supervise and organize literary clubs, school magazines, creative writing workshops, and dramatic performances
- Inspire a love for reading and literature by recommending diverse and relevant texts
- Actively participate in the planning and development of the English curriculum, pedagogical strategies, and resource materials
- Collaborate with colleagues to ensure a consistent and high standard of English usage across all school subjects
- Communicate effectively with parents regarding student progress and reading habits
Requirements
- Master's degree (Preferred)
- English language (Required)
Important Details
- Employment type: Full-time, Permanent