The School Receptionist serves as the first point of contact for students, parents, staff, and visitors. This role is critical in maintaining a welcoming front office environment while efficiently managing administrative and clerical duties to support the daily operations of the school. Front Desk & Communication: Greet visitors, parents, and students in a professional and friendly manner. Manage incoming phone calls, emails, and messages. Respond to general inquiries and direct them to the appropriate staff or department. Maintain visitor logs and issue gate passes as per school security protocol. Administrative Support: Handle student attendance records, late arrivals, and early dismissals. Maintain student and staff records in the school management system. Support admission procedures by scheduling appointments and sharing information. Assist in preparation of letters, circulars, and reports. Receive and distribute mail and courier packages. Event & Coordination Tasks: Help coordinate meetings, parent interactions, and school events. Communicate with vendors or service providers for office needs. Coordinate with academic and administrative departments for smooth operations. Office Management: Keep the reception area clean, organized, and welcoming. Monitor and maintain inventory of office supplies. Ensure all school policies and procedures are followed in the reception area.

Job Description: Responsible for teaching English to primary classes (Grades 15), focusing on building strong reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. The role includes planning engaging lessons, assessing student progress, managing classroom behavior, and fostering a positive learning environment. Collaboration with peers and participation in school activities is also expected. Roles and Responsibilities: Teach English to students of Grades 15, focusing on foundational language skills. Plan and deliver engaging, age-appropriate lessons aligned with the curriculum. Conduct regular assessments to monitor student progress. Foster a positive and inclusive classroom environment. Use storytelling, phonics, and activities to build literacy. Maintain student records and communicate progress to parents. Participate in school events, co-curricular activities, and training programs. Qualifications: Graduate in English and M.A in English. B.Ed. or equivalent teacher training certification (mandatory in most CBSE/ICSE schools). Prior teaching experience at the primary level is an added advantage. Key Skills: Strong command over spoken and written English. Creative and child-friendly teaching approach. Effective classroom management. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Familiarity with phonics, storytelling, and interactive teaching methods. Basic proficiency in digital tools and teaching aids.