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PRT Class Teacher — Arsha Vidya Mandir School

IGCSEfull-timeOn-siteNo B.Ed required1 openingsCloses 13 Nov
● posted 14 Oct

Job description

Overview

Arsha Vidya Mandir School, an IGCSE day school, is looking to fill the role of PRT Class Teacher.

Responsibilities

  • Teach primary classes (I–V) using activity-based, learner-centric methods
  • Plan thematic units integrating language, numeracy, and life skills
  • Track early literacy and numeracy milestones for every child
  • Communicate warmly and regularly with parents about progress
  • Support annual events, house activities, and field trips

Requirements

  • Graduate degree with D.El.Ed. / B.El.Ed. / B.Ed.
  • CTET Paper I qualified preferred
  • Patience, warmth, and strong classroom management
  • 1+ year of primary teaching experience (freshers with strong practicum welcome)

What we offer

  • Nurturing school culture
  • Small class sizes and dedicated TAs where applicable
  • Ongoing early-years training
  • On-site meals and safe, supervised campus

Position details

  • This is a full-time position.

Requirements

Role details

Vacancies
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Why apply

IGCSE school.
Full-time position.

What you'll handle

·Mentor a homeroom group and own their pastoral wellbeing.
·Contribute to one school-wide initiative each term (reading club, math fair, etc.).
·Assess learning continuously through observation and formative tasks.
·Conduct termly parent-teacher meetings and write thoughtful student reports.
·Maintain a tidy, print-rich classroom environment.

Working in an IGCSE school

Cambridge IGCSE classrooms emphasise checkpoint, IG and A-level progression and structured exam preparation.

Working conditions

Day-school setup: regular school hours, scheduled events and standard term breaks.

Career path

Explore adjacent roles teachers move to next.

  1. NTT / KG→
  2. PRT (Primary)→
  3. TGT (Middle)→
  4. PGT (Senior)→
  5. HOD→
  6. Vice Principal→
  7. Principal
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