Job Description

Guest Lecturer in PhysicsTeaching Responsibilities:

Conducting lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions for undergraduate students in core and elective Physics subjects. Preparing and updating teaching materials, laboratory manuals, and course content in alignment with the academic curriculum. Evaluating student performance through assignments, lab reports, quizzes, and internal assessments. Providing academic guidance, clarification of concepts, and mentoring support to students. Encouraging student participation in science projects, seminars, and extracurricular academic activities.

Research and Scholarly Activities (If Applicable):

Engaging in individual or collaborative academic research in the domain of Physics. Presenting research findings at departmental seminars, conferences, or workshops. Contributing to academic publications, reports, or case studies relevant to Physics and allied sciences. Participating in curriculum development and integrating recent scientific advancements into teaching.

Administrative Responsibilities (As Required):

Supporting the department in organizing academic events, guest lectures, and lab sessions. Assisting in the coordination of Physics lab maintenance, inventory, and scheduling. Contributing to examination duties, such as question paper setting, invigilation, and evaluation. Participating in departmental meetings, discussions, and academic audits when called upon.

Professional Development:

Staying updated with current trends, discoveries, and innovations in Physics. Attending webinars, workshops, and short-term faculty development programs (FDPs) to enhance teaching pedagogy. Collaborating with peers, institutions, or industries for knowledge exchange and teaching enrichment.

Key Result Areas (KRAs):

Teaching Effectiveness:

Quality and clarity of lectures, as reflected in student feedback. Student academic performance and engagement in Physics-related activities.

Content Delivery & Innovation:

Use of interactive and modern teaching methodologies (e.g., simulations, models, digital tools). Integration of real-life applications of Physics into lectures.

Academic Support:

Timely assessment and constructive feedback on student submissions. Responsiveness to students' doubts and academic needs.

Professional Involvement:

Participation in departmental events, workshops, or guest sessions. Commitment to continuous learning and instructional improvement.
Job Type: Part-time

Pay: ₹10,000.00 - ₹20,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Cell phone reimbursement Health insurance
Education:

Master's (Preferred)
Experience:

Teaching: 1 year (Preferred) total work: 1 year (Preferred)
Work Location: In person