Physics Teacher (BS-16)

Tarbiyat School; Peshawar City Tehsil; On-site; PKR 502,000 - 725,000; Full time

Job summary

Tarbiyat School seeks a dedicated Physics Teacher (BS-16) to deliver high-quality science education to secondary and higher-secondary students. The role focuses on building a strong physics foundation, developing analytical thinking, and practical laboratory skills.

In addition to teaching, you will contribute to the school\'s academic mission and student intellectual growth. Responsibilities include lesson planning, conducting safe laboratory demonstrations, and assessing student progress

Qualifications

• Bachelor\'s degree in Physics or equivalent teaching qualification.
• Ability to teach physics to secondary and higher-secondary students.
• Strong focus on practical laboratory work and safety.

Responsibilities

• Deliver physics lessons aligned with the prescribed board syllabus and school calendar.
• Conduct laboratory experiments and demonstrations ensuring safe handling of equipment.
• Prepare detailed lesson plans, teaching aids, and assessment materials.
• Evaluate student performance through assignments, quizzes, and term examinations.
• Maintain laboratory equipment, practical records, and attendance logs accurately.
• Guide and mentor students in problem-solving, exam preparation, and science projects.

Skills

Physics teaching

Lesson planning

Laboratory supervision

Student assessment

Education

Bachelor\'s degree in Physics

Job description

The Physics Teacher (BS-16) at Tarbiyat School delivers high-quality science education to secondary and higher-secondary students, building a strong conceptual foundation in physics. The role develops scientific reasoning, analytical thinking, and practical laboratory skills among learners, preparing them for board examinations and future academic pursuits. The teacher designs engaging lessons, supervises experiments, and nurtures curiosity about the physical world, contributing directly to the school's academic mission and the intellectual growth of its students.

Daily workflows include preparing lesson plans, delivering lectures, conducting laboratory demonstrations, and evaluating student work through assignments and examinations. The teacher maintains practical records, attendance registers, and laboratory equipment logs, ensuring apparatus is calibrated and safely stored. Instruction aligns with the prescribed board syllabus and school service standards for timely syllabus completion. With experience and further qualifications, the teacher progresses from BS-16 to higher grades, taking on responsibilities such as subject coordination, examination invigilation, and mentoring junior faculty.

Selection follows a transparent, merit-based pathway. Candidates first appear in a 100-MCQ written screening examination covering physics concepts, general science, teaching methodology, and general knowledge. Those who clear the cutoff are shortlisted for merit ranking. Shortlisted candidates then undergo document verification of academic degrees, professional teaching qualifications, and experience certificates. Finally, a Departmental Selection Committee conducts an interview assessing subject mastery, communication skills, and suitability for the teaching role before the final appointment is confirmed.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Deliver physics lessons aligned with the prescribed board syllabus and school academic calendar
• Conduct laboratory experiments and demonstrations while ensuring safe handling of apparatus
• Prepare detailed lesson plans, teaching aids, and assessment materials for each topic
• Evaluate student performance through assignments, quizzes, and term examinations
• Maintain laboratory equipment, practical records, and attendance registers accurately
• Guide and mentor students in problem-solving, exam preparation, and science projects