Job Title: Preparatory School Teacher – IT (Computers)

School Name: Brilliant National School, Bengaluru

Subject & Grades: IT (Computers) – Classes 3 to 5 (CBSE)

Job Type: Full-time | Regular

Role Overview

Brilliant National School is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic IT Teacher for Classes 3 to 5. The role focuses on building strong digital foundations through computer basics, MS Office skills, introductory coding, internet safety, and interactive tech activities, using engaging and CBSE-aligned teaching methods.

Key Responsibilities

- - Plan and deliver lesson plans and activity plans aligned with the CBSE Primary IT/Computer Science curriculum.
- Teach computer fundamentals, MS Paint/Word basics, typing skills, file management, and simple algorithms.
- Use hands-on activities, educational software, coding games (e.g., Scratch Jr.), animations, and multimedia tools to enhance digital learning.
- Design and conduct simple assessments, worksheets, quizzes, and classroom projects like digital posters or basic presentations.
- Maintain student progress records,



device usage logs, and digital portfolios.
- Encourage participation in coding clubs, tech quizzes, group projects, and creative digital storytelling.
- Foster a safe, inclusive, and tech-positive classroom setting with emphasis on cyber safety.
- Communicate effectively with parents through PTMs and progress reports, following school norms.

Eligibility / Qualifications

- - Graduate in Computer Science, IT, or a related field (BCA/B.Sc. IT preferred).
- B.Ed./D.Ed. mandatory for primary teaching.
- 1–2 years of teaching experience in primary classes (3–5) in CBSE/ICSE schools, with IT/Computers exposure.
- Strong communication skills, patience, creativity, tech-savviness, and a child-centric approach.

Work Location & Timings

Location: Budigere Cross, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Working Days: Monday to Saturday

(One Saturday off as per school policy)

School Timings: 8:15 AM to 3:45 PM

📌 Preparatory Teacher (India)
🏢 Brilliant national school
📍 India