PYP Teacher

We are looking for females only

Key Responsibilities

1. Academic Planning & Delivery

• Co-create transdisciplinary, experiential, and inquiry-based

learning journeys inspired by Cambridge, NCERT, and other good

frameworks.

• Honour child readiness rather than textbook pacing, while

inviting diverse perspectives, stories, and contexts.

• Facilitate learning through projects, provocations, and questions

that truly matter to children.

You are not delivering a lesson plan — you are co-authoring a child’s

worldview.

2. Student Assessment & Feedback

• Document learning in portfolios, visual journals, peer

reflections, and storytelling — tools that reflect depth, not just scores.

• Offer feedback that is nourishing, respectful, and honest.

• Speak to effort and evolution, not merely outcomes.

Assessment here is a dialogue, not a declaration.

3. Pastoral Support & Mentorship

• Act as a steady anchor for your group of learners, offering

presence, not answers.

• Support children through emotional waves, social dilemmas,

and moments of discovery — with wisdom and empathy.

• Be present in their lives beyond the classroom — in dorms,

dining halls, and festivals.

The educator’s role extends beyond teaching — into living, loving,

and listening.

4. Co-Curricular Engagement

• Bring your gifts — whether in music, trekking, gardening,

debate, or storytelling — into the life of the school.

• Create learning experiences that integrate ethics, sustainability,

collaboration, and joy.

• Celebrate process, not performance — and contribution over

competition.

Your whole self is invited to teach here — not just your

qualifications.

5. Professional Growth

• Participate in reflective dialogues, co-learning sessions, and

lesson study groups.

• Explore progressive pedagogies, spiritual perspectives, and new

possibilities in education.

• Be open to unlearning — especially when it serves the child

better.

Professionalism here is not polish — it is presence.

6. Parent & Community Engagement

• Build relationships with families rooted in transparency,

humility, and shared trust.

• Translate classroom learning into stories that resonate at home.

• Offer families the comfort of knowing their children are seen,

known, and loved.

Families are not receivers of information — they are co-travellers in

the child’s journey.

Ideal Experience & Qualities

• 3–5 years of teaching experience, ideally in alternative,

residential, or progressive settings.

• Subject depth, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to plan across

themes.

• Familiarity with meaningful curriculum frameworks like NCF

2023, and experiential pedagogies.

• Compassionate boundaries, emotional steadiness, and

collaborative spirit.

• Fluency with educational technologies, blended with

discernment and simplicity.

Teaching here is not about what you know, but who you are while

you teach.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹40,000.00 - ₹100,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Food provided

Work Location: In person