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The Hans Foundation invites applications for a part-time Music Teacher to provide music education in tea garden schools under Uttam Xikhya Project. The role focuses on creating an inclusive and joyful learning environment to promote student engagement in co-curricular activities.
Candidates with Visharad or BA in Music, 2–3 years of teaching experience, and ability to work with diverse groups are preferred. Two or three schools, two days per week, up to two hours daily.
The Hans Foundation (THF), established in 2009, is a Public Charitable Trust that works towards creating an equitable society to enhance quality of life for all through the empowerment of marginalized and underprivileged communities in India. The Hans Foundation works for the Health and Wellbeing of remote and under-served groups, with an additional focus on children, persons with disabilities and women. THF also works for holistic Education and Livelihood development of our communities. Our Two-Fold Strategy involves identifying and working within Aspirational Districts and high poverty index in the North, North-East and East regions within specific states, as well as catering to lower-income and migratory populations in cities, through urban programs.
Over its 15 years of existence, THF has reached more than 35 million beneficiaries through its programs. THF works with communities through direct implementation of projects on the ground in addition to providing local management and monitoring support to not-for-profit organizations in India funded through THF USA and RIST.
Music Teacher will be responsible for providing music education in the tea garden schools under Uttam Xikhya Project. Their role focuses on creating an inclusive and joyful environment in the schools to promote co-curriculum activities. Such initiatives in the tea garden schools will enhance the student’s willingness to come to school and ensuring student engagement.
Candidates with Visharad + 2 years of Nipun will be given preference.
Teachers will be assigned to two or three schools, working 2 days per week in each school for a maximum of 2 hours per day.