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Admissions Counsellor — Sir Chhotu Ram High School Shamlo Kalan, Jind

₹24,000–27,000 /month(₹2.9L–3.3L /yr)State Boardfull-timeOn-site2–4 yrs1 openingsCloses 11 Dec
● posted 12 Sep

Job description

Overview

Sir Chhotu Ram High School Shamlo Kalan is a State Board-affiliated senior secondary school in Jind, Haryana. The school is hiring a Admissions Counsellor. 1 position open. Indicative pay: ₹2.9 LPA–₹3.3 LPA per year. Expected joining: April 2027 session. What you will do:

  • Act as the single point of ownership for the assigned function.
  • Follow defined process flows and keep records audit-ready.
  • Provide leadership with accurate, timely operational information.
  • Work with external vendors to ensure quality service delivery.
  • Support the operations team during exam cycles and large events. Requirements:
  • Graduate degree with prior administrative/operations experience.
  • Strong attention to detail and good follow-through.
  • Comfort with MS Office, Google Workspace, and ERP applications.
  • Professional written and spoken English (and Hindi where applicable).

Requirements

Role details

Vacancies
1

Why apply

Pay range posted by the school.
Full-time position.

What you'll handle

·Coach teachers on classroom wellbeing strategies.
·Run parent workshops on adolescent wellbeing and digital safety.
·Coordinate referrals to external mental-health professionals.
·Run confidential 1:1 counselling sessions with students.
·Deliver age-appropriate SEL and life-skills classes.

Working in a STATE BOARD school

State-board schools value teachers who can translate concepts in the regional language and align to the state textbook.

Career path

Explore adjacent roles teachers move to next in Jind.

  1. NTT / KG→
  2. PRT (Primary)→
  3. TGT (Middle)→
  4. PGT (Senior)→
  5. HOD→
  6. Vice Principal→
  7. Principal
Sir Chhotu Ram High School Shamlo Kalan
State Board · Jind
State Board
BOARD
secondary
LEVEL
1-10
GRADES
235
STUDENTS
12
TEACHERS
Jind, Haryana
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