Overview
The Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) in Zoology plays a critical role in shaping the understanding of biological sciences among higher secondary students. This position requires a deep knowledge of zoology and an ability to impart this knowledge effectively. The PGT Zoology is responsible for developing and delivering a comprehensive curriculum that aligns with educational standards and fosters curiosity and a deep appreciation of animal biology among students. The teacher must create an engaging learning environment that encourages scientific inquiry and critical thinking. As a mentor and educator the PGT Zoology also contributes to the overall development of students preparing them for higher education or careers in biological sciences. The teacher collaborates with other faculty members participates in professional development and supports school initiatives to enhance the academic experience. This position is vital in inspiring the next generation of scientists and ensuring that students have a solid foundation in zoology and related disciplines.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and implement lesson plans in accordance with the curriculum standards.
- Create engaging teaching materials and assessments that facilitate student learning.
- Deliver lectures conduct laboratory sessions and facilitate discussions to enhance knowledge.
- Evaluate student performance through testing projects and other assessment methods.
- Provide feedback and support to students to improve their understanding of the subject.
- Maintain an organized and safe laboratory environment for practical sessions.
- Incorporate technology and multimedia resources into lessons to enhance learning.
- Encourage student participation and foster a collaborative learning atmosphere.
- Prepare students for examinations and assessments at the end of the academic year.
- Participate in faculty meetings professional development workshops and community events.
- Mentor and guide students in their academic and career aspirations.
- Research and stay updated on current trends and advancements in zoology.
- Coordinate with other departments for interdisciplinary learning opportunities.
- Engage parents and guardians through communication regarding student progress.
- Contribute to curriculum development and enhancement initiatives.
Required Qualifications
- Master s degree in Zoology or a related field.
- Bachelor s degree in Education or relevant subject area is preferred.
- Teaching certification applicable to higher secondary education.
- Minimum of 2 years experience in teaching zoology at the high school level.
- Strong understanding of biological sciences and zoological concepts.
- Proficient in educational technology and digital teaching tools.
- Ability to create an inspiring and stimulating learning environment.
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- Familiarity with different teaching methodologies and strategies.
- Experience in curriculum development and assessment design.
- Commitment to continuous professional development and learning.
- Ability to work collaboratively within a team of educators.
- Passion for teaching and mentoring students.
- Keen interest in research and advancements in zoology.
- Understanding of safety protocols in science education.
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