Subject Matter Expert (SCIENCE & MATHS)

An expert Science and Maths teacher needs a strong academic background, subject expertise, and the ability to inspire students to apply concepts in the real world. Beyond instructional duties, expert teachers often contribute to curriculum development, mentor colleagues, and engage in academic research.

Core qualifications and skills

Educational background: A bachelor's or master's degree in a STEM field (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) is standard, with a B.Ed or other relevant teaching certification typically required. For higher education roles, a PhD is often preferred.

Pedagogical expertise: This includes a variety of advanced teaching methods, such as problem-based learning, differentiated instruction, and using educational technology and virtual lab platforms.

Content creation: Experts develop, review, and edit high-quality educational materials, including visually engaging presentations, video lectures, and content for academic and competitive exam preparation.

Advanced communication: A key skill is conveying complex concepts clearly and simply to students with varying aptitudes. This involves not just lecturing, but also facilitating class discussions and providing effective feedback.

Mentorship and collaboration: Expert teachers are expected to guide and mentor other teachers, collaborate with colleagues to improve school programs, and participate in training sessions.

Responsibilities

Instructional leadership: Plan and deliver engaging, high-quality lessons that align with curriculum standards, often for competitive exams or advanced-level courses.

Assessment: Evaluate and grade student work, analyse performance data to identify learning gaps, and adapt teaching strategies accordingly.

Curriculum development: Design and revise course content and materials, ensuring they meet academic standards and incorporate innovative teaching methods.

Extracurricular involvement: Sponsor and assist with subject-related extracurricular activities like science fairs, academic contests, and revision sessions.

Professional development: Continuously learn new teaching methods and advancements in their subject area by participating in conferences and professional meetings.

Parental communication: Communicate effectively with parents regarding student progress and address their concerns.

Expert roles beyond traditional teaching,

Subject Matter Expert (SME): Work in ed-tech or research organizations to develop high-quality content, curriculum, and assessment materials for various educational products.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ₹24,772.22 - ₹35,564.78 per month

Work Location: In person