About the role
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Deliver pre-designed lessons aimed at improving students' English communication skills, including verbal and written proficiency.
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Conduct engaging sessions on effective communication for professional contexts, such as report writing, email etiquette, technical presentations, and interview preparation.
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Facilitate group discussions, role plays, and practical exercises to help students enhance their speaking and listening abilities.
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Guide students in improving their written communication skills, particularly in the context of academic papers, technical documentation, and business correspondence.
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Provide individualized support to students, offering guidance on language improvement, presentation techniques, and interview communication.
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Offer constructive feedback on assignments, presentations, and communication exercises to help students refine their skills.
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Address specific challenges faced by students in terms of communication, helping them build confidence in both written and oral communication.
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Regularly assess students’ progress through assignments, presentations, and in-class participation.
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Maintain accurate records of student performance and provide timely, actionable feedback.
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Monitor student engagement and provide support to those who may be struggling with language barriers or communication skills.
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Work closely with other faculty members to identify areas where communication skills are critical, particularly in technical courses, and provide additional support where necessary.
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Participate in workshops, seminars, and extracurricular activities (e.g., debate clubs, public speaking workshops) designed to improve communication skills in informal settings.
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Stay up-to-date with best practices in teaching communication skills, including new tools and techniques for improving student engagement and performance.
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Attend faculty development sessions and contribute to the enhancement of the soft skills training program.
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Participate in faculty meetings and departmental activities.
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Assist in organizing events that promote student communication skills, such as mock interviews, public speaking contests, and writing workshops.
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M.A. in English Literature
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M.A. in English Language and Linguistics
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M.A. in English Studies / M.A. in English
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M.A. in Linguistics
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M.A. in Literary Studies
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M.A. in English Language and Literature
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M.A. in English Philology
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M.Phil. in English or Linguistics (research-intensive option)
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At least 0–2 years of experience teaching English language skills, particularly in a professional or academic context.
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Experience teaching communication skills to students in technical or IT-related fields is preferred, but not required.
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Strong proficiency in English, with excellent spoken and written communication skills.
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Experience in teaching English for professional contexts (e.g., email writing, presentations, business communication).
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Ability to provide personalized feedback to students to help them improve their communication.
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Familiarity with using digital tools and platforms to facilitate learning, such as online classrooms and assessment software.
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Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to engage and motivate students from diverse backgrounds.
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Certification in TESOL, TEFL, CELTA, or related qualifications is a plus.
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Experience working with international students or students from diverse linguistic backgrounds.
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Ability to work with students in a fast-paced, technology-driven educational environment.
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Job Type: Full-Time
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Working Days: 6-Day Week
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Salary during the probation: Up to ₹20,000
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CTC (After Probation): Up to ₹5 LPA