Search current TGT Teacher jobs in India for English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Computer Science, Sanskrit and other middle- and secondary-school subjects.
TGT stands for Trained Graduate Teacher. Schools generally assess applicants on graduation subject combination, professional teaching qualifications where required, subject knowledge, lesson planning, classroom management, assessment and experience teaching the relevant grades.
Candidates should check whether a vacancy specifies a particular graduation combination, B.Ed. methodology, CTET or TET qualification, curriculum experience or minimum teaching experience before applying.
Trained Graduate Teachers generally work as subject specialists across middle and secondary school. Responsibilities often include yearly planning, classroom instruction, formative and summative assessment, remedial teaching, student enrichment, parent interaction and school activities.
TGT English, Hindi, Sanskrit and regional-language teachers are widely recruited across Indian schools.
Mathematics, Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology remain important middle- and secondary-school subject areas.
Schools also recruit Social Science, Computer Science and other specialist teachers at TGT level.
Mention the subjects studied during graduation, teacher-training qualification, pedagogy or methodology subjects, grades taught, curriculum exposure and teacher-eligibility tests passed. Add academic results, Olympiad achievements, projects, clubs or coordinator responsibilities wherever relevant.
TGT stands for Trained Graduate Teacher.
TGT teachers commonly work with upper-primary and secondary grades, frequently Classes VI to X.
B.Ed. or another accepted professional teacher-training qualification is commonly required, though exact requirements vary by employer.
Yes. Some employers specifically require certain subjects to have been studied during graduation.
Yes, provided they also meet the graduation subject combination, teacher-training and other eligibility requirements specified by the employer.
