Primary Title: Post Graduate Teacher (Physics) - Senior Secondary School

Industry: K–12 Private Education / Schooling Sector. We are hiring an in office PGT Physics to teach and mentor senior-secondary students, deliver high-quality Physics instruction aligned to CBSE/ISC/state curricula, and prepare learners for board exams and competitive STEM pathways. This role focuses on hands-on experiments, concept clarity, and measurable academic outcomes.

Role & Responsibilities
Deliver engaging, standards-aligned Physics lessons for Classes XI–XII that emphasise conceptual clarity, problem-solving, and application to board and competitive exams.
Plan curriculum units, create lesson plans, and design formative and summative assessments to track progress and close learning gaps.
Conduct and supervise laboratory practicals, maintain lab safety and equipment, and develop experiments that reinforce theoretical learning.
Provide remediation and advanced coaching for students preparing for board exams (CBSE/ISC/State)



and foundational competitive exams (engineering/medical aspirants where applicable).
Maintain accurate student records, prepare report cards, participate in parent-teacher meetings, and communicate progress and action plans clearly to stakeholders.
Collaborate with the academic team to contribute to curriculum improvement, co-curricular science initiatives, and career development activities.

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have
Postgraduate degree in Physics (M.Sc. Physics or equivalent) and a B.Ed. or recognised teaching qualification.
Minimum 2 years of proven teaching experience at the senior-secondary (XI–XII) level; experience with CBSE/ISC/state boards preferred.
Solid command of Physics concepts across mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, thermodynamics, and modern physics; ability to translate theory to practice.
Hands-on experience running school physics labs, following safety protocols, and designing practical experiments.

Prefer

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