Role Overview

The Intern Teacher will support the Education Team
in delivering structured learning experiences for children undergoing cancer
treatment. Working under the guidance of the Education Head/Teacher, the intern
will assist in planning and conducting educational sessions, maintaining
records, supporting assessments, and engaging with children and caregivers
while gaining practical experience in pediatric education.

Key Responsibilities

1. Teaching & Student
Support

· Carry
out daily teaching sessions in OPD/IPD or in schoolrooms.

· Observe
and gradually facilitate classroom activities.

· Support
individualized learning where required.

2. Parent & Community
Coordination

· Work
closely with parents and caregivers for academic continuity.

· Sensitize parents and reintegrated home school staff on cancer and
post-treatment effects.

· Assist
in identifying and filling out scholarship forms, ensuring all necessary
documents are collected.

· Organize regular parent-teacher meetings (PTMs) to discuss children progress.

· Following-up




with children for their reintegration purposes.

3. Documentation &
Reporting

· Maintain vCAN entries for all educational and support assistance provided.

· Coordinate
with the SST (Social Support Team) for holistic child development.

· Maintain all records related to attendance, learning progress, diagnostic
assessments (DA), PEP execution, student evaluations, and individual growth
tracking.

· Support preparation of monthly progress reports.

· Following
up with children to know their progress and schooling status.

Key Skills &
Competencies

· Knowledge
of child-friendly teaching methodologies.

· Excellent communication and coordination skills to work with parents and
caregivers.

· Ability
to adapt teaching methods based on student needs and health conditions.

· Proficiency
in record-keeping and student progress tracking.

· Familiarity
with digital learning tools and online tutoring platforms is

📌 Intern- Teacher (Aurangabad)
🏢 Cankids...Kidscan
📍 Aurangabad