Psychology Teacher educates students on human behavior, mental processes, and emotional development. They prepare and deliver engaging lectures, conduct psychological experiments, and assess student performance through tests and discussions. The role involves guiding learners to understand psychological theories and apply them in real-life contexts. A Psychology Teacher also contributes to academic growth, curriculum improvement, and promotes mental health awareness within educational institutions.
- Develop and deliver psychology lessons using interactive and practical teaching methods.
- Evaluate students’ performance through assignments, tests, and classroom participation.
- Maintain academic records and provide constructive feedback for student improvement.
- Design course materials aligned with modern psychology education standards.
- Conduct psychological experiments and demonstrations to enhance student understanding.
- Encourage discussions and critical thinking about psychological issues and behavior.
- Organize seminars, workshops, and counseling sessions on mental health awareness.
- Stay updated with latest psychological research and integrate into teaching practices.
- Strong knowledge of psychological theories, principles, and research methodologies.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for effective classroom engagement.
- Ability to motivate students and foster analytical and critical thinking.
- Proficiency in curriculum design and educational technology tools.
- Patience, empathy, and understanding toward diverse student learning needs.
- Research and report-writing skills for academic and professional purposes.
Note: Salary is disbursed in the local currency of the country of employment.
Date Posted
November 3, 2025
Offered Salary:
¤ 1850000 - ¤ 2400000 / year
Expiration date
December 17, 2025
Qualification
Master’s Degree