Job Description

A

Sanskrit lecturer

teaching

intermediate students (typically Classes 11 and 12)

plays a crucial role in fostering a deep understanding and appreciation of Sanskrit language, literature, and culture. Their responsibilities extend beyond simple instruction to holistic student development in the subject. Here's a breakdown of the

roles and responsibilities

:

Academic Responsibilities

Curriculum Delivery:

Teach Sanskrit as per the syllabus prescribed by the education board (e.g., state board, CBSE). Ensure lessons cover grammar, prose, poetry, and literature comprehensively.

Lesson Planning:

Prepare lesson plans and teaching aids in advance. Incorporate traditional texts and modern pedagogical techniques.

Assessment & Evaluation:

Conduct regular class tests, assignments, and exams. Evaluate answer scripts, maintain records, and provide feedback.

Language Skills Development:

Emphasize listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in Sanskrit. Use recitation, translation, and storytelling to enhance engagement.

Remedial Teaching:

Identify weak students and provide extra support or tutorials. Tailor strategies for mixed-ability classrooms.

Administrative Duties

Student Records Management:

Maintain attendance and academic performance records.

Examination Duties:

Set question papers, invigilate, and participate in exam result processing.

Parent-Teacher Interaction:

Communicate with parents about student progress when required.

Cultural and Co-curricular Involvement

Promote Sanskrit Culture:

Encourage participation in Sanskrit Day celebrations, debates, shloka recitation, and dramatizations.

Clubs and Activities:

Organize or support Sanskrit-related literary clubs, workshops, and competitions.

Professional Development

Continuous Learning:

Stay updated with new teaching methodologies and changes in curriculum. Attend workshops, seminars, and training sessions.

Research and Translation:

Engage in scholarly activities like translation of classical texts or article writing.

Ethical and Personal Conduct

Role Model:

Demonstrate discipline, punctuality, and integrity. Encourage respect for classical languages and heritage.

Student Mentoring:

Guide students academically and morally.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?20,000.00 - ?30,000.00 per month

Schedule:

Day shift
Work Location: In person