Teacher Chemistry - NUST Creative Learning School & College

Required Skills

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

Strong knowledge of Organic, Inorganic, Physical, and Analytical Chemistry.

Thorough understanding of laboratory procedures, chemical handling, and laboratory safety regulations.

Ability to explain complex scientific concepts in a clear and engaging manner.

Excellent classroom management and student engagement skills.

Competence in lesson planning, assessment preparation, and academic record keeping.

Proficiency in using laboratory equipment, ICT tools, MS Office, and educational technology.

Strong communication, presentation, interpersonal, and organizational skills.

Ability to motivate students and adapt teaching methods to diverse learning needs.

Commitment to continuous professional development and academic excellence.

Experience Required

Essential

02 years relevant experience.

Desirable

03 years relevant experience.

Key Responsibilities

To deliver high-quality Chemistry instruction that develops students' understanding of chemical principles, scientific inquiry, and laboratory practices.

The Chemistry Teacher is responsible for fostering analytical thinking, practical skills, and academic excellence

while ensuring a safe and engaging learning environment in accordance with the school's curriculum and educational standards.

1. Plan, prepare, and deliver Chemistry lessons in accordance with the approved curriculum.
2. Teach theoretical and practical aspects of Chemistry using effective instructional methods.
3. Conduct laboratory experiments and demonstrations while ensuring strict adherence to laboratory safety procedures.
4. Prepare lesson plans, laboratory manuals, practical activities, worksheets, and examinations.
5. Assess students through assignments, quizzes, practical examinations, projects, and written tests.
6. Maintain accurate academic records, practical assessments, and laboratory inventories.
7. Supervise students during laboratory sessions and promote safe handling of chemicals and laboratory equipment.
8. Encourage scientific inquiry, critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills.
9. Identify students requiring additional academic support and provide remedial instruction where necessary.
10. Communicate students' academic progress and behavior to parents during meetings and through progress reports.
11. Participate in staff meetings, professional development activities, school functions, and extracurricular science events.
12. Perform examination, invigilation, and other academic duties assigned by the school administration.
13. Ensure compliance with school policies, laboratory safety standards, and professional ethics.