A TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) Physics typically teaches classes 6–10, focusing on delivering the CBSE curriculum, conducting lab experiments, and assessing student performance. Key responsibilities include creating lesson plans, maintaining classroom discipline, and participating in school events. Requirements usually include a Bachelor’s degree in Physics, a B.Ed., and 2–3 years of teaching experience

Key Responsibilities

- Curriculum Delivery: Teach Physics and Science to secondary school students (typically classes 6–10) based on CBSE or relevant board standards.
- Lesson Planning: Develop and implement engaging, daily lesson plans, including hands-on activities and, experiments.
- Assessment: Evaluate student performance through assignments, classwork, laboratory work, and exams.
- Classroom Management: Maintain a safe, positive, and disciplined learning setting.
- Communication: Maintain regular communication with parents regarding student




- progress and, participate in Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs).
- Administrative Duties: Maintain records of student attendance and grades.
- School policies: Strictly obeying school policy matters and timings.

Required Qualifications & Skills

- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Physics or a relevant science field, along with a B.Ed. or equivalent teaching certification.
- Experience: Proven experience (often 2–3 years) in teaching secondary school physics.
- Skills: Strong subject knowledge, excellent communication skills, and proficiency in using educational technology.
- Knowledge: Familiarity with the CBSE curriculum and, laboratory safety procedures.

Pay: Up to ₹35,000.00 per month

Benefits:

- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

📌 TGT Physics (India)
🏢 Sri Chaitanya Techno School
📍 India