Relocation: Candidates willing to relocate to or reliably commute to Devanahalli are preferred
About CherYsh Trust
CherYsh Trust is a social impact organization working at the grassroots level across rural communities. Our focus areas include education, women empowerment, digital literacy, and livelihood development. We partner with schools, local governments, and CSR wings of corporates to drive sustainable change.
Learn more: www.Cherysh.Org
About the Role
We are looking for an ESM (English, Science & Mathematics) Subject Matter Expert to design and support engaging learning experiences for students in Grades 1–10.
The role involves curriculum development, teacher training, student learning assessment, and field-level implementation. The ideal candidate will be passionate about experiential learning and improving educational outcomes for children in rural communities.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop ESM curriculum, lesson plans,
and learning resources for Classes 1–10
- Create activity-based and experiential learning modules
- Train, mentor, and support teachers and Learning Facilitators
- Conduct classroom observations and provide constructive feedback
- Develop assessments and track student learning outcomes
- Analyze learning data and identify areas for improvement
- Support the adoption of MIS and digital learning tools
- Design and support student projects, science fairs, experiments, and hands-on activities
- Work closely with field teams to ensure effective implementation of education programs
- Travel to project locations as required for program implementation and educator support
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of CherYsh Trust's education programs
Qualifications & Skills
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, or Biology – mandatory
- Solid fundamentals in Engl
📌 Hiring: Esm (Bengaluru)
🏢 CherYsh Trust India
📍 Bengaluru
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