Sanskrit Teacher

About the job

We are seeking a passionate and knowledgeable Sanskrit Teacher to educate students in Sanskrit language, grammar, literature, and culture. The ideal candidate should possess strong communication skills, a deep understanding of Sanskrit texts, and the ability to create an engaging learning environment that fosters students' interest in the language and Indian heritage.Key Responsibilities:

• Teach Sanskrit language, grammar, literature, and related subjects to students.
• Prepare lesson plans, study materials, assignments, and assessments.
• Conduct classroom sessions in an interactive and student-friendly manner.
• Evaluate students' performance through tests, assignments, and examinations.
• Guide students in pronunciation, vocabulary, translation, and comprehension skills.
• Encourage appreciation of Sanskrit literature, scriptures, and cultural heritage.
• Maintain academic records and provide regular feedback on student progress.
• Participate in curriculum development and academic activities.
• Support extracurricular activities related to Sanskrit language and culture.Required Qualifications:
• Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Sanskrit, Sanskrit Literature, or a related field.
• B.Ed. qualification preferred (for school teaching positions).
• Strong command of spoken and written Sanskrit.
• Knowledge of Sanskrit grammar, literature, and classical texts.
• Excellent communication and teaching skills.Preferred Skills:
• Ability to simplify complex concepts for students of different age groups.
• Proficiency in English and regional languages.
• Experience in curriculum development and educational technology.
• Passion for preserving and promoting Sanskrit language and culture.Experience:
• Freshers with strong academic credentials may apply.
• 15 years of teaching experience preferred.

Salary

Probation:

Duration:

Salary during probation: After probation:

Annual CTC: Competitive salary

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