Teacher

Kaabil; Goa; On-site; INR 223,200 - 334,800; Full time

Job summary

Kaabil is seeking an enthusiastic team member to teach repair skills to students in Goa. This role involves working directly with students in schools, delivering practical lessons in electrical, plumbing, and mechanical repairs.

The ideal candidate must be fluent in Konkani and possess excellent English writing skills. A commitment to safety and a hands-on approach are essential. This is a fully on-site position with no remote work options.

Qualifications

• Must be able to safely strip and rewire plugs and identify faults in electrical circuits.
• Experience in basic plumbing and mechanical repairs is essential.
• Able to teach repair processes step by step to mixed groups of students.

Responsibilities

• Teach practical repair skills to students in schools.
• Prepare clear and accurate daily field reports in English.
• Ensure a safe learning environment while managing tool usage.

Skills

Fluent spoken Konkani

Excellent written English

Repair and engineering skills

Teaching and communication

Familiarity with AI tools

Job description

About Us

Going to School is a creative not-for-profit trust established in India in 2003. We make design driven stories to equip young people with the sustainable entrepreneurial skills needed to stay in school and transition from school to sustainable enterprise start‑up of their choice. We have a strong focus on girls, and boys are included equally.

www.goingtoschool.com

About Fix-it Café

Fix-it Café is a 24‑week practical repair and engineering program for young people in Grades 6 to 10 across Goa schools. The program teaches electrical, plumbing, mechanical and AI‑guided repair skills. It is delivered in schools by a dedicated Fix-it Café field team reporting to the CEO.

About the Role

Responsibilities and qualifications include:

• Language – Fluent spoken Konkani is required for all sessions in Goa. Excellent written English is non‑negotiable.
• Repair, Engineering and Technical Skills – This role requires genuine, practical hands‑on skills. The team member must be able to safely strip and rewire a plug, identify a fault in a basic electrical circuit, replace a fuse, fix a leaking tap or pipe joint, repair a broken hinge or latch, identify what is wrong with a non‑functioning household appliance and, where safe and possible, fix it.
• AI and Technology Repair – They must understand basic tool safety and be able to teach it. They must be comfortable using AI tools to guide a repair process, including using guided AI to understand how something works before taking it apart. They do not need to be a fully qualified electrician or plumber, but must have real, demonstrated experience doing these tasks, not just theoretical knowledge.
• Teaching and Communication – Able to explain repair processes step by step, clearly and safely, to mixed groups of girls and boys in Grades 6 to 10. Patient, energetic and safety‑conscious in every session. Able to manage a room where young people are using tools.
• Reporting and Documentation – Able to write clear, accurate daily field reports in English. Disciplined about documentation even at the end of a full day of practical teaching.
• Field Commitment – This role is entirely school and community based in Goa. There is no remote or work‑from‑home option under any circumstance. The team member must be present in schools and communities 6 days a week, on time, every day, for the full duration of the program.