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Amity Group of Schools in Noida seeks an Indian Music Teacher to design and deliver lessons in Indian classical and contemporary music for primary through higher grades. The role is full-time and on-site.
You will teach vocal and instrumental music, run practice sessions, organize rehearsals for events, and prepare students for performances and examinations. Collaboration with staff and participation in assemblies and clubs are expected.
Amity Group of Schools is part of a leading education network in India, committed to providing high-quality, accessible learning to students from diverse backgrounds. Founded over three decades ago, the group began with Amity International School, Saket in 1991 and has since expanded steadily. Today, Amity operates 27 top schools across India and 7 schools internationally, offering robust academic and co-curricular programs. The schools emphasize holistic development, nurturing talent in academics, arts, sports, and cultural activities. Educators joining Amity become part of a respected institution focused on innovation, excellence, and student-centered learning.
Role Description
The Indian Music Teacher will design and deliver engaging lessons in Indian classical and contemporary music for students across relevant grades. This full-time, on-site role is based at AMITY GROUP OF SCHOOLS in Noida, and involves planning curriculum-aligned music classes, preparing lesson plans, and assessing student progress. Daily responsibilities include teaching vocal and instrumental music, conducting practice sessions, organizing rehearsals for school events, and preparing students for performances, competitions, and examinations. The teacher will maintain a positive, inclusive classroom environment, collaborate with other faculty on interdisciplinary activities, and contribute to school assemblies, cultural programs, and clubs. Additional duties include maintaining records, providing feedback to students and guardians, and participating in professional development and school-wide initiatives.
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