Section Coordinator — Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya
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What you'll handle
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Working in a STATE BOARD school
This is a state-board school — expect bilingual delivery, state syllabus alignment and locally rooted curriculum context.
Working conditions
Day-school setup: regular school hours, scheduled events and standard term breaks.
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Overview
Day to day, the Section Coordinator — Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya at Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya will plan lessons, run classes, mark work, and partner with parents — supported by an experienced academic team. Curriculum: STATE BOARD. The school has been running for 69+ years. Send your application via this page; the school's hiring lead reviews every submission.
Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya, a State Board school in Kolkata, is hiring a Section Coordinator.
Key responsibilities:
- Lead the school's academic and operational vision
- Mentor faculty and coordinators
- Engage with parents and the management committee
- Drive curriculum and student outcomes
Requirements:
- 5-12 years of relevant experience
- Postgraduate degree with B.Ed; proven leadership track record
About the school: Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya is a State Board Day School in New Alipore, Kolkata.
What you'll handle as a Section Coordinator — Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya
Map scope-and-sequence across grades, drive assessment moderation, and act as the bridge between teachers and academic leadership.
Working in a STATE BOARD school
This is a state-board school — expect bilingual delivery, state syllabus alignment and locally rooted curriculum context.
Working conditions
Day-school setup: regular school hours, scheduled events and standard term breaks.
About teaching in Kolkata
Kolkata has historic ICSE and CBSE schools alongside growing IB options, with hiring concentrated around March–May.