Job Description

A Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) in Sociology is responsible for teaching sociology to high school students, typically grades 11 and 12, preparing them for board exams. This role involves developing and delivering engaging lessons, assessing student learning, and maintaining accurate student records. Here's a more detailed breakdown:Core Responsibilities:

Curriculum Delivery:

Teaching sociology concepts and theories to senior secondary students, ensuring they understand the subject matter for their board exams.

Lesson Planning and Preparation:

Creating and delivering well-structured lessons, incorporating diverse teaching methods and materials.

Assessment and Evaluation:

Designing and administering assessments (tests, assignments, etc.) to gauge student understanding and progress.

Record Keeping:

Maintaining accurate records of student attendance, academic performance, and any other relevant information.

Classroom Management:

Creating a positive and conducive learning environment, managing student behavior effectively.

Subject Matter Expertise:

Staying updated on the latest developments and research in the field of sociology.
Additional Responsibilities (May Vary):

Mentoring and Guidance:

Providing guidance and support to students, potentially including research projects.

Extracurricular Activities:

Participating in or leading activities related to sociology, such as clubs or competitions.

Parent Communication:

Communicating with parents/guardians regarding student progress and development.

Collaborating with Colleagues:

Working with other teachers and staff to enhance the overall learning experience.
Skills and Qualifications:

Postgraduate Degree:

A Master's degree in Sociology is generally required.

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.):

A B.Ed. degree is often a mandatory requirement for teaching positions.

Teaching Experience:

Previous experience teaching sociology at the senior secondary level is often preferred.

Strong Subject Knowledge:

Deep understanding of sociological concepts, theories, and research methodologies.

Communication and Interpersonal Skills:

Effective communication and interpersonal skills are essential for interacting with students, parents, and colleagues.

Classroom Management Skills:

Ability to manage student behavior and create a positive learning environment.

Technology Proficiency:

Basic knowledge of MS Office and other relevant technologies for lesson delivery and record-keeping.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?25,000.00 - ?35,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Work Location: In person