SCIENCE TEACHER

Apex Rankers; Peshawar City Tehsil; On-site; PKR 446,000 - 893,000; Full time

Job summary

Forward High School seeks a Science Teacher to deliver integrated science instruction to secondary students, covering physics, chemistry, and biology while fostering scientific inquiry. You will utilize laboratory resources and digital tools to support engaging learning and maintain records in line with provincial standards.

Daily duties include planning lessons aligned with national guidelines, conducting theory and practical sessions, assessing students, and preparing them for board

Qualifications

• Design and deliver curriculum-aligned science lessons for grades 9-12 focusing on inquiry-based learning and real-world applications.
• Prepare, conduct and assess theory and practical classes using lab equipment and models.
• Develop formative and summative assessments, including practical exams and board-pattern tests.
• Maintain accurate student records including attendance, assessments and progress reports.

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver curriculum-aligned science lessons for grades 9-12 incorporating inquiry-based learning and real-world applications
• Conduct safe and effective laboratory experiments demonstrating physics, chemistry, and biology principles using school apparatus
• Prepare and administer formative and summative assessments including practical examinations, quizzes, and board-pattern test papers
• Maintain accurate student records including attendance, assessment scores, practical notebooks, and progress reports for parental review
• Collaborate with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary projects, science exhibition entries, and remedial support programs for struggling learners
• Participate in professional development workshops, faculty meetings, and school committees to enhance instructional quality and institutional goals

Skills

Curriculum design

Laboratory safety

Assessment design

Student records

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Professional development

Tools

Laboratory equipment

Multimedia projectors

Digital simulations

Job description

Forward High School seeks a Science Teacher to deliver high-quality science instruction to secondary students following the national curriculum. The role involves teaching integrated science, physics, chemistry, and biology concepts, fostering scientific inquiry, and preparing students for board examinations. The teacher will contribute to the school's academic excellence mission by creating engaging learning environments, utilizing laboratory resources, and maintaining accurate academic records in compliance with provincial education department standards.

Daily workflows include preparing lesson plans aligned with the National Curriculum Council guidelines, conducting theoretical and practical classes using laboratory equipment, maintaining student attendance registers, assessment mark sheets, and practical notebooks. The teacher uses multimedia projectors, science models, and digital simulation tools for concept demonstration. Service standards require timely syllabus coverage, regular parent-teacher meetings, and participation in co-curricular science activities. Career progression follows the Market Competitive to Market Competitive promotion track through departmental examinations, advanced degrees, and performance evaluations.

Selection follows a transparent merit-based process: candidates appear in a 100-mark MCQ written screening examination covering general science knowledge, pedagogy, and educational psychology. Top scorers are shortlisted for document verification of academic degrees, professional certifications, and experience certificates. A Departmental Selection Committee then conducts a structured interview assessing subject mastery, teaching demonstration, and situational judgment. Final merit list combines written test scores (70%) and interview performance (30%) for appointment recommendation.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Design and deliver curriculum-aligned science lessons for grades 9-12 incorporating inquiry-based learning and real-world applications
• Conduct safe and effective laboratory experiments demonstrating physics, chemistry, and biology principles using school apparatus
• Prepare and administer formative and summative assessments including practical examinations, quizzes, and board-pattern test papers
• Maintain accurate student records including attendance, assessment scores, practical notebooks, and progress reports for parental review
• Collaborate with colleagues to develop interdisciplinary projects, science exhibition entries, and remedial support programs for struggling learners
• Participate in professional development workshops, faculty meetings, and school committees to enhance instructional quality and institutional goals